2009/4/23 Dominic Osterried <dominic.osterr...@gmx.de>:
> Hello,
>
> i've got a strange problem with postfix: When I try to send a mail to
> a local user postfix says that this user is not existing. As soon as I
> put the line "jacques: dominic.osterr...@gmx.de" in /etc/aliases, the
> mail gets send without any problems via gmx.  Obviously its only a
> problem with local mail.
> I'm sending testmail with the command "mail jacques" from the CLI. The
> System is Debian Testing.

I recall that postfix services in Debian are run chrooted by default.

[...]

> local     unix  -       n       -       -       -       local

Doesn't above mean that "local" service is running chrooted?  If so,
the it doesn't know anything about your local user jacques. Try
turning off the chroot for the local service, which according to
http://www.postfix.org/master.5.html should not be used for local.

--
Mateusz

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