On 09/04/2010, at 8:05 AM, Victor Duchovni wrote: > Use other tools if possible. Such brute-force rewriting is much more > intrusive and risky than setting myorigin correctly.
So are you suggesting that what I really need to do is something like this: 1. $myorigin = $mydomain 2. still use masquerading to catch $lo...@$myhostname and $local 3. use virtual(5) or generic(5) to rewrite excepted address to $lo...@$myhostname With 3., how do you have it so that the headers are rewritten as $lo...@$myhostname, in the generic form, without having to edit the configuration file by hand for each host? Also, how do you rewrite $lo...@localhost? (this still gets delivered to /var/mail/) and are there any other cases that would deliver to a local mailbox? cheers, James
