Hi, I've succeeded in getting multiple instances configured correctly, but I'm realizing I need more than just sending everything through the $default_transport, particularly for my local $always_bcc user.
Currently $mydestination is not set for the instance I'm working with, but instead everything is being sent to amavis: mydestination = default_transport = smtp:[127.0.0.1]:10024 local_transport = error:5.1.1 Mailbox unavailable relay_domains = $mydestination, mycompany.com virtual_transport = $default_transport transport_maps = I don't have any virtual domains, and instead I'm just using transport maps, although I'm wondering if that would provide greater flexibility in terms of where email is delivered. This is being driven by amavis thinking our always_bcc user is not being delivered locally when it is. mail01.mycompany.com is the host associated with this postfix-117 instance. Nov 18 12:41:27 xavier amavis[727089]: (727089-06-2) Open relay? Nonlocal recips but not originating: bcc-u...@mail01.mycompany.com The postconf(5) manual for local_transport says I should be careful about redefining (overloading?) the local transport from master.cf, so I was hoping someone could guide me on the best way to do this. Maybe I should leave $default_transport alone and define $relay_transport to instead use smtp:[127.0.0.1]:10024?
