On Wed, May 13, 2009 at 10:01 PM, Fabio Viero <fvi...@gmail.com> wrote: >> look again at the example that Brian proposed. the virtual alias >> contains _two_ (2) addresses. >> >> if it is not clear, use something like this: >> >> u...@example.com u...@example.com, u...@relocated.example.com >> >> >> then configure the domain relocated.example.com as this: >> - it should not accept mail from outside (use a check_recipient_access) >> - you can then disable address validation for this domain >> - filter this domain "seriously" >> - use transport_maps to pass mail for this domain to a (safe) >> auto-responder. > Hi
Ok, my mistake. I DID try with those 2 adresses on virtual. I hope i didn´t had wasted your time by not saying that testing with a config like this: a) Linux installed from scratch b) Created user1 (mail sent to user1 is in this format: us...@host.localdomain) c) /etc/postfix/virtual us...@host.localdomain some...@gmail.com, us...@host.localdomain d) /etc/postfix/relocated us...@host.localdomain some...@gmail.com P.S.: gmail.com could be anything else P.S.: Did try with transport_maps, the result was not as expected also. /etc/postfix/transport us...@host.localdomain error:5.1.6 User has moved to some...@gmail.com Result is that mail sent to us...@host.localdomain is bounced back to root and also sent to some...@gmail.com. The desired behaviour would be to have postfix delivering this message also to us...@host.localdomain. Regarding the actual mailserver involved, i have access only to one of them (which is the domain that will die). I can´t configure anything on the new server. NOTHING. Also, this new one is an MS Exchange Server. Not my business. Well, much less my business than postfix at least. I think i cleared everything. And thank you guys so much for the help so far.
