Le 17/08/2010 15:03, Douglas Maus a écrit :
How do the domains specified in "virtual_mailbox_domains" in main.cf
and the "domain" parameter in an LDAP table configuration
differ and interact?
virtual_mailbox_domains is a postfix parameter that staes which domains
are to "virtual mailbox domains", that is:
- postfix accepts to relay to these domains from any client
- address validation uses virtual_mailbox_maps
- the default transport is "virtual"
parameters in the ldap config file are a completely different thing:
they specify how the ldap query should be performed. this doesn't say
anything about how the result will be used (postfix can use ldap for a
lot of different things, that have nothing to do with virtual mailboxes).
[snip]
What I'd like to understand is the nuance of what
the main.cf parameter "virtual_mailbox_domains"
really means, and why it didn't restrict the domain
for virtual lookups.
your last question is unclear. virtual_mailbox_domains doesn't restrict
anything. it specifies the list of domains that are to be delivered via
"virtual" (and by default, postfix will accept mail to these domains
from any client + postfix will use virtual_mailbox_maps to validate
addresses in such domains).
relay control is performed by smtpd_recipient_restrictions. by default:
- postfix accepts relay from mynetworks (permit_mynetworks)
- postfix accepts mail to domains listed in: mydestination,
relay_domains, virtual_mailbox_domains and virtual_alias_domains
- mail to other domains is rejected (reject_unauth_destination)
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