Le 02/03/2012 04:24, Karol Babioch a écrit : > Hi, > > I'm pretty sure that this was asked for already, but I couldn't > find anything useful with the keywords I was using. I've tried to > play with some configurations, but couldn't find a reliable > solution so far. > > I will explain what I'm trying to do with two example domains: > > I've got a server, which can be found at the domain "example.com" > (including a PTR record for reverse DNS lookups). > > Now I want to run a mailserver for "example.com", but I don't want > to create local users, but instead use virtual mailboxing. > > Furthermore I've got the domain "example.net" which I want to be a > mail host for - once again using virtual mailboxing. > > Emails to "i...@example.com" should be stored (using dovecot) in > "/var/spool/mail/example.com/info". The emails for the > "example.net" domain should be treated the same way (e.g. > "/var/spool/mail/example.net/info"). > > Now what would be the best way to deal with these kind of problem? > From my understanding the documentation seems to assume that > virtual mailboxing is only used for "additional" domains, but not > for the "main" one.
no. you can use virtual mailbox domains for whatever domain you like. there's no concept of "additional" domains. http://www.postfix.org/STANDARD_CONFIGURATION_README.html#firewall shows an example with relay_domains. you can do the same with virtual_mailbox_domains. or you can do mydestination = localhost virtual_mailbox_domains = ... and use localhost (via virtual_alias_maps) when you need to execute scripts or use the "include" feature (because virtual does not allow you to do that). > > So my question, I guess, comes down to this: What would be the best > way to have a single "main" domain virtual mailboxed, so that I > don't have to create system users for each account? Is this even > possible in a clean way? > > Best regards, Karol Babioch >
