By default, local_recipient_maps looks something like this, and to be (locally) delivered something must have an envelope recipient in here. In fact, SMTP milters are not called until after this check is made:
local_recipient_maps = proxy:unix:passwd.byname $alias_maps I want to call a milter as a "bump in the wire" before this check to potentially alter local recipients prior to them ricocheting off of all of that shininess. I've read through http://www.postfix.org/SMTPD_PROXY_README.html and it talks about milters but the topology shown doesn't look right: **SHOWN** net -> Postfix -> filter -> Postfix **DESIRED** net -> Postfix -> Postfix ^ ^ | | v v milter local_recip_maps If it can't be done with Postfix, is there a milter I could chain to which does the equivalent of the built in local_recipient_maps? The objective is to preserve the ability to reject recipients during the SMTP conversation. Thanks in advance... -- Fred Morris
