Hi Reinaldo, Let me explain better how virtual_alias_maps works in this case: 1) Someone send an email to every...@example.com 2) Query ldap:everyone result has to be us...@example.com, us...@example.com, and so on (all mailboxes in domain example.com)
So, the %u value in everyone_query_filter is "everyone" Considering your suggestion: (&(accountStatus=active)(uid=%u)) and dn: uid=user1...: ================= Is "user1"="everyone" ? FALSE So, it won't return any mailboxes. Considering also the second part of your suggestion, about adding the attribute mail=every...@example.com, it has 2 cons: 1) Loop: every...@example.com forward to us...@example.com and every...@example.com, which forward again to us...@example.com and every...@example.com, and again, and again, and again... 2) Redundant data, may lead to inconsistencies: no sense in having all mailboxes with a mail=every...@example.com. If one does not have every...@example.com, the result list of recipients of an email sent to every...@example.com won't be all (everyone) mailboxes. Thanks, Ronie -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: every...@example.com virtual_alias_maps using ldap query From: Reinaldo de Carvalho <reinal...@gmail.com> To: Postfix <postfix-users@postfix.org> Date: Tue Mar 16 2010 20:26:54 GMT-0300 On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 6:54 PM, Ronie Gilberto Henrich <ro...@ronie.com.br> wrote: Hi, /etc/postfix/main.cf ==================== virtual_alias_maps = ldap:everyone everyone_server_host = ldaps://localhost everyone_version = 3 everyone_search_base = ou=%d,ou=Mail,o=example,c=com everyone_query_filter = (accountStatus=active) everyone_result_attribute = mail For only emails sent to every...@example.com to be forwarded to all mailboxes in example.com, it is necessary to add a filter like %u=everyone to that ldap query. I tried the following: everyone_query_filter = (&(accountStatus=active)(%u=everyone)) everyone_query_filter = (&(accountStatus=active)(uid=%u)) everyone_result_attribute = mail This work if you add attribute mail=every...@example.com for each ldap entry. dn: uid=user1...: mail=us...@example.com mail=every...@example.com dn: uid=user2,...: mail=us...@example.com mail=every...@example.com But it does not work. Is there any way to add that %u=everyone filter in the ldap query above? Or any other way to get the same results and still being dynamic? I mean dynamic by anything but generating hash alias_maps thru cron scripts. Thanks and regards, Ronie
