On Tuesday 08 December 2009 17:12:48 Tony Rogers wrote: > > My domain is example.com - the server relays all mail for *...@example.com > to an exchange server. > > I have a requirement where I need to redirect email for u...@example.com > to u...@bloggs.com. > > u...@example.com does not exist on our system.
I've done similar here with a transport map. transport_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/transport :transport: f...@example.com local: example.com smtp:[nameofsmtpserverforexample.com] And then used /etc/aliases to redirect "fred" email to whereever I wanted it to go - but I know our destination doesn't use SPF, or any "silly" spam checks. Crude but it works for our needs. > Dec 4 12:22:40 my_server_name postfix/pipe[7162]: A973D9170E: > to=<u...@bloggs.com>, orig_to=<u...@example.com>, relay=spamassassin, > delay=3, status=sent (my_server_name) spamassassin - who is this server? > However - the person on the receiving end doesn't get the email - it > appears to end up in some administrator mailbox (not much detail - and I > haven't been able to get more) - which suggests an over zealous spam > filter on their side. I think you are going to have to explain the set up more, or provide the normally requested output for this list. > So my question is: > ------------------ > > Have I done this correctly? It feels wrong to me, how does postfix know what to do with the rest of example.com's mail. Or has your obfuscation destroyed the question?
