That does not work with the data I have use to make a test. This is the reason I open a thread.
email-address :: local-p...@example.com but if local-part :: local-p...@example.com ==> local-p...@example.com@example.com Now the lookup table local-p...@example.com OK *postmap -q "local-p...@example.com@example.com" type_of_table:/etc/postfix/lookup_table return null* postmap -q "local-p...@example2.com@example.com" type_of_table:/etc/postfix/lookup_table return null postmap -q "local-p...@example.com@example2.com" type_of_table:/etc/postfix/lookup_table return null but postfix lookup table *return OK for local-p...@example.com@example.com* return not found for local-p...@example2.com@example.com return not found for local-p...@example.com@example2.com I have made 2 other tests One with : local-p...@example.com*.*@example.com ( see the dot before the second @ ) postmap -q return null but postfix lookup return OK The second one with : local-p...@example.com*.a*@example.com ( see ".a" before the second @ ) postmap -q return null and postfix lookup return not found. During ma test, I noticed that aaaaa@bbbbb@cccccc (from the sender address) was tagged as "aaaaa@bbbbb"@cccccc. If the `ccccc` part is different from the domain part in the loookup table, the sender address is rejected If the `bbbb` part is different from the domain part in the loookup table, the sender address is rejected Any help is welcome. ----- Thank you for helping ________ Opensuse Leap 15 -- Sent from: http://postfix.1071664.n5.nabble.com/Postfix-Users-f2.html
