On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 02:53:37PM -0500, Munroe Sollog wrote:
> While that gets me what I am looking for, it is avoiding the
> functionality that is documented, regarding subdomain matching. When I
> fire up a new server on that domain all I want to do is point all mail
> to be forwarded to krypton. I have something like nullmailer or ssmtp
> installed on the outlying machines, and want all the address handling
> done at the "hub". Thus configuring the "hub" to accept all mail
> destined for *.domain.com is ideal.
You can play with masquerade_domains if that works for you. It is safe
on internal hubs. On Internet facing systems in interacts poorly with
recipient validation.
Another option is to make an entire domain tree "local".
mydesetination = example.com, pcre:/etc/postfix/subdomains.pcre
subdomains.pcre:
/\.example\.com$/ all sub-domains of example.com are local
Then individual users are handled via aliases(5), ...
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