* wie...@porcupine.org (Wietse Venema) hat geschrieben: > If you want to block mail like this on a machine that does not have > sv1.example.org configured as a local destination, then you may > want to look into reject_unverified_recipient.
Ok, thanks, that works. However ... why? Trying to send to something else like rcpt to:bot...@postfix.org would cause the message 454 4.7.1 <bot...@postfix.org>: Relay access denied Why do I get that one here, but not for sv2.example.org > sv1.example.org is not local, after you removed that name from > mydestination. That's clear, the question was, why does Postfix still accept those messages. > You can run multiple Postfix MTAs on the same machine; not every > Postfix MTA is required to be configured to handle sv1.example.org > as a local local destination. On non default ports? But anyways, then I would need some redirect for say *@sv2.example.org to Postfix instance 2, but I have nothing like that configured. Confused, Bodo
