Thank you Wietse and Viktor
After experimenting it looks like my best choices are using
either the transport map or the relocated map (instead of access map)
Both transport/relocated maps deal with the .forward/aliases issue.
The advantage of the relocated map is it does the address matching I want.
I just have to put in one line with the username of the closed user and it
covers all my possible local domains/destinations. The only disadvantage
I see is the error/reason message returned is a bit awkward with the
'User has moved to' being prepended to the "User account is closed"
message I have in the map.
With the transport map I have to do complex PCRE or have a separate line
for each of my domains making for a map that is 5x longer than the
relocated map. May cause a performance issue. On the plus side the
error/reason message returned is better.
I was thinking of a third way by removing proxy:unix:passwd.byname
from local_recipient_maps and adding in a hash map with just the
"enabled" user accounts. That would be take more effort though (both
add user at account creation and remove at account closure -- accounts
are NOT deleted) and I am not sure it would handle the .forward/aliases
issue.
Ultimately I am lazy so I am going to go with the relocated map
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