As an example of how sender_bcc_maps might be specified only in a
single specific context, here is what I have been doing for some
time now.
I wanted to generate BCC copies for every message submitted by my
users (family members). In the "submission" stanza of my master.cf,
I include the following option line:
-o cleanup_service_name=msa-cleanup
and then I include a corresponding new stanza in master.cf:
msa-cleanup unix n - n - 0 cleanup
-o sender_bcc_maps=hash:/etc/postfix/sender_bcc
where my "sender_bcc" file contains entries such as the following:
ri...@richw.org richw-...@richw.org
and each recipient address (such as richw-bcc) is aliased to the
regular address (richw) in /etc/aliases.
The result is that BCC copies get created only upon local creation
and submission of a new message, and not for anything received
from the outside by smtpd.
The name "msa-cleanup" (msa = mail submission agent) is arbitrary
and could have been something else. And I didn't really need to
use a separate set of "...-bcc" user aliases, though this turned
out to be useful for Cyrus Sieve processing of the BCC copies.
There may, I'm sure, be other variations possible here; I'm just
showing this as one way to do it.
Rich Wales
ri...@richw.org
