Le 30/11/2012 18:36, l...@airstreamcomm.net a écrit : > [snip] > Thanks for the clarification Noel, from your explanation it appears my > relay is virtual so the alias_maps are not going to be recognized for > the domains that are hosted virtually. I just created a mysql table > with a source and destination column like so: > > massmailaddr -> destaddr1 > massmailaddr -> destaddr2 > ...
it is recommended to use "fully qualified" addresses (put the domain in the addresses). otherwise, if you change myorigin, you'll have a surprise... > > Added virtual_alias_map = mysql:/etc/postfix/massmail.cf: > > hosts = x.x.x.x, y.y.y.y > user = user > password = password > dbname = massmail > query = SELECT destination FROM entries WHERE source = '%s' > > postmap -q massmailaddr mysql:/etc/postfix/massmail.cf: > > destaddr1, destaddr2, ... > > And had success. I also had to update the value for > virtual_alias_expansion_limit as my customer needed to deliver to more > than the default 1000 addresses. For mass mail, it is recommended to use a mailing list manager, such as mailman and sympa. these tools have been design for that task (and they do many things that you'll have a hard time implementing with a stock MTA).
