>>I've got a mail server (A) configured to always_bcc to another >>computer (B). Fine. >> >>My problem is the following. Let's say the original email had 10 >>recipients. When "A" hands the email to "B" it preserves the MAIL >>FROM part, however it drops all the 10 recipients in the RCPT TO >>phase and replaces them with 1 email address: what I configured for >>always_bcc.
>If you want forward to different recipient addresses, then don't >use always_bcc. > >Instead, use recipient_bcc_maps which allows you to specify different >addresses for different recipients. > >/etc/postfix/main.cf: > recipient_bcc_maps = pcre:/etc/postfix/recipient_bcc > >/etc/postfix/recipient_bcc: > /^([^@]+)@example\.com$/ $1...@otherhost.example.com Thanks Wietse, it works. However, is there a chance to send only 1 bcc email with 10 recipients? Currently postfix sends 10 bcc emails (1 recipient in a single email) in the above example. My problem is that I have to process 10 bcc emails for a single incoming email. It can be done, although it wastes lots of resources on the bcc receiving side, that's why I would prefer one bcc email for one incoming email with as many (RCPT TO) recipients as many are in the incoming email. Albert
