The alias name is "pruebasalias" in fact. I obfuscate with "alias". I had an
error, sorry.
$ postalias -s /etc/aliases | grep pruebasalias
pruebasalias: aalberola, prueba
owner-pruebasalias: user1
I forgot the "ownler-pruebasalias". I made a test and works well. I return
"expand_owner_alias" to "no" also.
Thank you very much, and Wietse sorry. My English is not good. I don't
understand in the previous email. Sorry.
Thanks for your time.
Sincerely,
Antonio
-----Mensaje original-----
De: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
En nombre de Viktor Dukhovni
Enviado el: miércoles, 08 de abril de 2015 8:51
Para: [email protected]
Asunto: Re: Duplicate emails
On Wed, Apr 08, 2015 at 08:44:10AM +0200, Antonio Alberola wrote:
> Antonio Alberola:
> >> I verify my alias configuration. The output of `postalias -s
> >> /etc/aliases` command not report any error and show me all alias
> configured.
>
> >Show the evidence.
>
> I have omitted unnecessary lines with other alias.
>
> $ postalias -s /etc/aliases
> @: @
> YP_LAST_MODIFIED: 1428399273
> ...
> alias: user1, user2
> ...
And the associated "owner-<alias>"? And DO NOT obfuscate the alias name to
"alias" that's confusing. Use some other non-generic name if you must
obfuscate at all. Example:
$ postalias -s /etc/aliases | grep waldo
owner-waldo: user3
waldo: user1, user2
And don't set "expand_owner_alias" to "yes", that's generally a bad idea.
Leave it at the default value of "no". Do however make sure that the
associated "owner-waldo@$myorigin" address routes to the local(8) delivery
agent just like "waldo".
--
Viktor.
