Aravind Divakaran wrote: > On Wed, 11 Aug 2010 22:48:50 -0700, Walter Pinto <wal...@amhosting.com> > wrote: >> I'm having a hard time understanding your setup. From what I can >> gather, you're MX records point to google, incoming mail is then >> fetched from google to your local server where you have added matching >> users via ldap, but you wish to forward it BACK to google?? > > Yes you are right but what i needed is suppose my domain has four users > user1,user2,user3,user4. I need user1 and user2 mails to be fetched from > Google and drop to my local server. When i am sending the mails from > locally to user1 and user2 it has to be dropped locally and when i am > sending the mail to user3 and user4 it has to be forwarded to Google > server. What i need is without creating the user3 and user4 locally > whether there is an option in postfix to forward the mails to Google > server if my local server is saying "User Unknown in Virtual Mailbox > table". In my scenario there are almost 1500 users are their and i need > to fetch only 10 or 20 users mails to local server all the other user > account will be in Google only. I dont want to create all these 1500 > users locally and put transport maps for non fetchmail users. Instead > when mail comes to fetchmail users it has to be send locally and all the > other users mail has to be forwarded to Google server. >
>From what I understand you might achieve this by considering your (public) domain as a foreign domain in your postfix. Your postfix then uses a local private domain (my-own.internal.domain) with local users user1 and user2. use fetchmail or equivalent to fetch mail for user1 and user2, delivering to us...@my-own.internal.domain or us...@my-own.internal.domain Add a virtual alias (but do not declare your public domain as a virtual_alias_domain) mapping us...@your.public.domain to us...@my-own.internal.domain (and same for user2). it now should work. -- Erwan
