On Fri, Sep 04, 2009 at 08:04:06AM +0100, Steve Heaven wrote:
> We have a domain where some users have local mailboxes and some are
> passed on to an MS Exchange box.
> In the transport map we have:
>
> us...@mydomain.co.uk virtual:
> us...@mydomain.co.uk virtual:
> us...@mydomain.co.uk virtual:
> mydomain.co.uk smtp:[remote.mydomain.co.uk]
>
> We have mydomain.co.uk in virtual_mailbox_domains for the local users
> and in relay_domains for those users relayed to the Exchange box. But
> then we get
>
> warning: do not list domain mydomain.co.uk in BOTH
> virtual_mailbox_domains and relay_domains
>
> in the logs.
>
> If we dont need the domain in both lists which one should it be in?
Go with relay_domains, rewrite virtual mailbox users into
u...@virtual.invalid via virtual_alias_maps, and list virtual.invalid
in virtual_mailbox_domains.
List actual relay users in relay_recipient_maps, and the users aliased
to virtual.invaliud virtual_alias_maps. This takes care of recipient
validation.
--
Viktor.
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