On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 07:41:41AM +0100, Helmut Weigel wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a wiered problem with alias lists in Postfix
>
> We use aliases for our internal mailing lists (departmnents for instance).
> We use an OpenLDAP for the Userbase. Normally everything is ok.
>
> But if one recipient out of this list is over Quota Postfix
> keeps the message in the mailq not only for the one recipient
> but for the original used alias.
>
> So the mail gets deliverd twice or more times to all other
> recipients until the one box over quota is emtied or the mail
> is deletet from mailq.
>
> Do you have any ideas? Where schould I have a closer look to?
>
Local aliases(5) that expand to multiple local recipients should
have "owner-list" aliases to handle delivery issues, or should list
non-local addresses on the right-hand-side, that may ultimately expand
via virtual(5) to local mailboxes, but are not immediately local.
One way of doing this, is to make sure that $mydestination is not
listed in $myorigin, but localp...@$myorigin rewrites via virtual(5)
to suitable domains in $mydestination for appropriate users.
--
Viktor.
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