On 05 Oct 2020, at 13:34, Jaroslaw Rafa <r...@rafa.eu.org> wrote: > Dnia 5.10.2020 o godz. 17:28:04 Antonio Leding pisze: >> * When both a 1:1 alias & a user are configured for a given email >> address, why are emails sent to the alias\user only delivered to the >> alias target? > > Because that's exactly what aliases are meant for - to deliver mail to the > alias target *instead* of the original address. > > If you want the mail to be delivered *both* to alias target and to the > original address, you must alias the original address to a *list* of both > these addresses (I don't know if it works for virtual_alias_maps, it > certainly works for aliases defined in /etc/aliases)
Yes, and you can use /etc/aliases to define a group for a sql address. For example, I have an email address setup for the dogs, where all the vet mail gets and it is the email address on their tags as well. I want that email to go to both my personal address and to my wife's personal address: d...@example.com m...@example.net, myw...@example.com Where both addresses on the right are defined in sql databases. (We have quite a lot of email addresses like this) I find this a lot easier to maintain than editing the database from a ssh session as I am unwilling to expose the user database to any web-based SQL editor. -- THEY ARE LAUGHING AT ME, NOT WITH ME Bart chalkboard Ep. 7G12
