Dear Viktor,
Am 30.05.2025 um 15:34 schrieb Viktor Dukhovni via Postfix-users:
On Fri, May 30, 2025 at 02:31:59PM +0200, Christian H. Kuhn via Postfix-users
wrote:
What is the address class of the "$myorigin" domain? If "$myorigin"
is the same as "$mydomain", then it is a virtual alias domain, so the
address is not a "system user", but rather a virtual alias, which fails
to be rewritten out of the domain.
That remark let me reconsider my choices which took a longer time.
$mydomain is a virtual alias domain for historical reasons. When i
switched from exim 4 some 10 years ago, i did so, and it worked and
still works on my „old“ mail system. I was the main user of $mydomain,
and there was no need to separate between qno@$myhostname and
qno@$mydomain. In virtual_alias_maps, qno@mydomain is redirected to
local system user qno. And as it worked, i had no reason to reconsider
antil now, when it does NOT work on the new system.
But perhaps the whole construction is wrong. Perhaps i should configure
$myhostname as a null client instance. And $mydomain as a
virtual_mailbox_domain. I already host another virtual_mailbox_domain
that works when it is not commented out :-)
So i will give it a try. I keep your comments about $myorigin=$mydomain
in mind.
Kind regards,
QNo
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