On Wed, May 25, 2016 at 10:56:36PM +0200, Dirk wrote:
> > What kind of mappings happen in that regexp table? Sure you can
> > the mail delivered to some maildir or other, but how are users able
> > to read the mail? Presumably dovecot still needs to know about
> > the mailboxes created by virtual(8) so it can grant access to them
> > to suitably authenticated users via IMAP.
>
> /.*\.d...@x.domain1.com/ x.domains1.com/dirk/
>
> This is kind of my own "spamgourmet.com" implementation where I can give
> email Addresses on the fly to any "webpage".
> Everything is dilvered to one maildir.
>
> > > But now I would like to use sieve with dovecot.
> >
> > For both domains? Or just one of them?
>
> Ideally both.
>
> >> Therefore I would have to enable
> >> #virtual_transport = lmtp:unix:private/dovecot-lmtp
> >
> > Fine, now the LMTP recipient needs to be a recipient name known to
> > dovecot, but that's not much different from the requirement that
> > dovecot be able to associated users with mailboxes for IMAP.
> >
> > So you've not explained your problem in sufficient detail.
>
> As to my knowlege dovecot can not handle "dynamically" created emails
> addresses.
Give it addresses it knows.
> > Well dovecot does not know about that mailbox. Deliver to a mailbox
> > that dovecot does know about. You'd typically use virtual_alias_maps
> > for that.
>
> Not possible - there is no mapping until the mail arrives. The email
> address is dynamic.
Nonsense, essentially the same regexp table can be used in
virtual_alias_maps instead of virtual_mailbox_maps:
/\.d...@x.domain1.com/ d...@x.domain1.com
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Viktor.
