On 2011-07-25 14:22, Erik - versatel wrote:
I have read and re-read this pages and other documents but still it
seems not to work
I have changed a few things in my configuration:
in main.cf
I have changfed myorigen from
myorigen=host.domain.tld into myorigen=$mydomain (mydomain=domain.tld)
NOW the from is rewriten, so i have a good return address
mydestination=localhost, localhost@localdomain
That is not valid syntax for mydestination.
local_header_rewrite_clients=static:all
remote_header_domain_rewrite=domain.tld
maquerade_domains=host.domain.tld domain.tld
Please, PLEASE, COPY AND PASTE the output of postconf -n.
Don't try to copy it by hand, this will get you nowhere with typos like
this.
BUT still i cant change the local TO adress from host.domain.tld to
domain.tld
If the above is really in main.cf, it won't - but then again, that
should probably crash postfix altogether.
Why i want this.
(I dont want real UNIX users with mail, because the same password is
used and this password is often sent over the internet.)
I have no idea what you think this means.
I have all virtual domains.
Except for localhost, then.
local users can sent a message, i want one of the virtual domains
added and receive answers in the virtual mailboxes
What's to say they can't ?
I want mail by the system sent correctly to my virtual mailbox.
Then you must alias the local root address - or whichever local address
system mail goes to - to a virtual one.
I'm still thinking about using cannonical for message TO ?rewrite
and .forward for systemmail
Neither is required; use masquerade_domains for the domain rewrite, and
a local alias for the system mail.
Someone a nice idea
Chocolate-covered cashews.
--
J.
