On Tuesday, January 20, 2009 at 11:23 CET,
Goutam Baul <goutam.b...@cesc.co.in> wrote:
> On Tuesday.January 20,2009 Magnus Bäck wrote
>
> > Where have you made this definition? Two domains listed in
> > mydestination by definition have the same set of localparts, i.e.
>
> I am giving below the portion of the main.cf to show the place where I
> defined it:
> virtual_mailbox_maps = ldap:accounts
> accounts_timeout = 60
> accounts_server_host = 127.0.0.1
> accounts_search_base = ou=%d,dc=my,dc=organization
> accounts_server_port = 389
> accounts_query_filter = (&(|(mail=%s) (mailAlternateAddress=%s))
> (accountStatus=active))
> accounts_result_attribute = mailMessageStore
Okay, but since you allegedly list both domains in mydestination this
will never be used. mydestination "wins" over virtual_mailbox_domains.
Unless, of course, you've set local_transport = virtual.
Anyway, time to see the "postconf -n" output.
Note that your configuration method is obsolete (but still works).
Prefer the newer way of putting the table configuration in a separate
file. See ldap_table(5).
> > Try again with the virtual mailbox domain and report back the
> > problems you get. Your current design is simply broken unless it's
> > feasible to use aliases to separate j...@example.com from
> > j...@example.net -- the actual usernames could be joecom and joenet
> > and the virtual alias table would resolve j...@example.com to joecom
> > and j...@example.net to joenet.
>
> If I define the company1.com in the my destination and have
> company2.com in the parameter virtual_mailbox_domains then mail for
> company1.com gets delivered properly but those for company2.com gets
> rejected. I get the following type of message in the maillog
> Jan 20 15:17:39 mail postfix/virtual[1692]: 6E16F17E20:
> to=<a...@company2.com>, relay=virtual, delay=0, status=bounced (unknown
> user: "a...@company2.com")
Then your virtual_mailbox_maps lookup doesn't work. Show the output of
the following command:
postmap -q a...@example.com ldap:accounts || echo Not found
This command should return the path to the mailbox.
(Please use example.com, example.net etc as example domains and not
company2.com etc.)
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Magnus Bäck
mag...@dsek.lth.se
