If I understand your question right I have done this. In the past I
installed the now extinct mail-stack-delivery package in Ubuntu and used
that to support both users for my main domain and some virtual ones. I
added a user that would be a shortened version of the domain I was
hosting, used /etc/postfix/virtual to map those users to the domain I
was hosting, and specified the names also in main.cf with a
virtual_alias_domains tag in that file for the domain I was hosting.
Dovecot is a part of this and that worked to allow these users to both
send and receive.
After I stupidly wiped the config files when upgrading from Ubuntu 20 to
22, I found this tutorial to also be helpful.
https://www.linuxbabe.com/mail-server/setup-basic-postfix-mail-sever-ubuntu.
Brian
On 4/1/2023 6:09 PM, fh--- via Postfix-users wrote:
Hello,
if a domain is in virtual_alias_domains only, not in the
virtual_mailbox_domains.
But there is a user on this domain putting in dovecot-users.
Can this user get authorized by dovecot SASL and have a mailbox
access? (just like the regular domain user.)
Thanks.
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