> From: test
> To: postfix-users@postfix.org
> Subject: Transport and relaying
>
> Strange thing:
>
> I have a defined a few domains in /etc/postfix/transport:
>
> relaydomain.com smtp:[relaydomain.com]:65525
> .relaydomain.com smtp:[relaydomain.com]:65525
>
> Mail to relaydomain.com is relayed OK...
>
> But if have not specified anything in the /etc/postfix/relay_domains
> (main.cf relay_domains =)
>
> How can it be that the system still relays the mail ?
> --
> Test
Let's make an assumption that you have listed relaydomain.com in $mydestination
(which, if you wish to have as a relay domain, should not be listed in
$mydestination, but should instead be listed in $relay_domains). The transport
mechanism for this domain is the local: transport mechanism in this case. You
have overridden the transport mechanism for the domain. It is no longer local:
it is smtp:
Gary V
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