Viktor Dukhovni:
The alternative is to use recipient_bcc_maps instead of always_bcc,
with a per-recipient archive address that encapsulates the original
recipient address.
perfect timing: I just was ask to improve a always_bcc setup :-)
Thanks to André and Viktor!
I now have the following setup:
main.cf:
recipient_bcc_maps = pcre:${config_directory}/recipient_bcc_maps.pcre
recipient_bcc_maps.pcre:
/(.*)@(.*)/ bccuser+${1}_at_${2}@bcchost
/(.*)/ bccuser+${1}@bcchost
the first line avoid two @ signs in the bcc address.
-> Is there a better way?
the second line should capture any address without @.
On the other side there shouldn't be any non fqdn addresses in the
mail stream !?
-> unsure ...
first line produce backups starting with
Return-Path: <..>
X-Original-To: bccuser+user_at_domain@bcchost
Delivered-To: bccuser+user_at_domain@bcchost
-> X-Original-To == Delivered-To
Is there a way to suppress one of them ?
Are there other comments on such setups?
Thanks
Andreas
