Gerben Wierda via Postfix-users:
> Aliases are nice, to receive mail. But when you reply, the address behind the
> alias is exposed.
>
> To prevent that I need to create full mailboxes, which requires a lot of
> administration in dovecot, postfix.
>
> Suppose
> - I am [email protected]
> - At evilcompany.com they know be by my alias [email protected]
> - I am mailing with [email protected]
>
> Is there a way to create a lightweight 'reverse alias' for a specific target.
> E.g., suppose my alias is
>
> meatevilcompany: me
>
> then have a mail from [email protected] to [email protected] turn
> into a reply from [email protected] to
> [email protected], but only for [email protected] or
> for @evilcompany.com?
This sounds like a job for one of:
- A "real" DBMS with a custom queries for forward and reverse
aliases/canonical mappings.
- Custom automation that generates Postfix indexed files with forward
and reverse aliases/canonical mappings.
- A smart mail client with custom rules.
Wietse
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