On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 11:12 PM, Wietse Venema <[email protected]> wrote: > Wietse Venema: >> Manish Kathuria: >> > I have configured some domains as a virtual domains on a Linux system >> > running Postfix. For each of these virtual domains, only a few users >> > happen to be on this system and the rest of the user mailboxes for >> > these domains are on respective external hosts. In order to deliver >> > the mails being sent by the users on this system to the users of >> > virtual domains on external hosts, I tried using >> > fallback_transport_maps for the virtual domains but it does not seem >> > to work and all such mails are bounced back. > > I did not read the question carefully. > > If most users are remote, see > http://www.postfix.org/STANDARD_CONFIGURATION_README.html#some_local > > This uses virtual_alias_maps, instead of transport_maps. > There is no way to avoid that you will have to specify > every user that requires local delivery. > > Wietse >
So I guess I need to map those limited number of user addresses from other domains to local user names using virtual_alias_maps without specifying these domains as virtual_alias_domains. Since these addresses are not many , it would be easy to specify all of them. And the mail addressed to other users on these domains will automatically get delivered through the relay hosts without using any fallback transport maps. Is that correct ? Thanks, -- Manish Kathuria
