Hi, I still have to read your email closely and experiment, but a few clarification questions first.
> This should work provided nothing causes the mail to take some other > route. The routing logic is: > > 1. Highest priority, any content_filter override. > 2. Next, the transport(5) table. > 3. Next, the address-class-specific transport, i.e. > relay_tansport for relay_domains, local_transport for > domains listed in mydestination, ... > 4. Next, default_transport possibly sender-dependent via > sender_depedent_default_transport_maps. Where would virtual_maps or virtual_alias_domains be processed? > In addition $relayhost is the default nexthop when the default > transport or relay_transport does not specify a nexthop. > > > Despite the following, mail is just completely bypassed and delivered > > directly to the final destination outlined in > > /etc/postfix-117/transport. > > See above, the transport table is the highest-precedence source > of truth after content_filter. If I want to use the transport table to contain the list of domains which should be processed through amavis, should I be able to disable the content_filter and define the domains in the transport_map like: domain1.org smtp-amavis:[127.0.0.1]:10024 and expect it to work properly? Is that the proper way to do it, assuming everything else (like mydestination, etc) is configured properly?
