Just for the record I found a workaround that makes not mandatory
specifying the remote users. It's a kind of a mixture local/virtual:
mydomain = example.com
mydestination = $myhostname localhost.$mydomain localhost $mydomain
transport_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/transport
local_recipient_maps = $tran
2012/12/20 Viktor Dukhovni :
> Instead of resolving an unmodified rfc822 address to a different
> transport:nexthop, rewrite the rfc822 address (via virtual_alias_maps)
> to a domain which is routed (via MX records or per-nexthop transport
> table entries) to that transport:nexthop.
I've test this
Thank you for your interest, Viktor.
2012/12/20 Viktor Dukhovni :
> Instead of resolving an unmodified rfc822 address to a different
> transport:nexthop, rewrite the rfc822 address (via virtual_alias_maps)
> to a domain which is routed (via MX records or per-nexthop transport
> table entries) to t
I have a mailhost with most of the domain users delivered locally and
some users (same domain) residing in other machines.
The relevant configuration:
mydestination = $myhostname, localhost.$mydomain, localhost, $mydomain
local_recipient_maps = proxy:unix:passwd.byname, $alias_maps,
ldap:/etc/postf
2009/6/29, Ignacio Vazquez :
> Hi there,
>
> We have a mail relay in the DMZ (SRV1) which receives all mail sent to
> example dot com, but we also have an additional server on the internal
> network (SRV2) wich receives some mails from the same domain. To do
> this in SRV1, the t
Ralf Hildebrandt escribió:
> * Ignacio Vazquez :
>
>
>> It seems like postfix doesn't like two transports (regexp and hash) in the
>> transport_maps...
>>
>
> No, that works like a charm
>
>
I think I found where is the problem...
In SRV2 (th
It seems like postfix doesn't like two transports (regexp and hash) in the
transport_maps...
¿could anyone help me?
2009/6/29 Ignacio Vazquez
> Hi there,
>
> We have a mail relay in the DMZ (SRV1) which receives all mail sent to
> example dot com, but we also have an additio
Hi there,
We have a mail relay in the DMZ (SRV1) which receives all mail sent to
example dot com, but we also have an additional server on the internal
network (SRV2) wich receives some mails from the same domain. To do
this in SRV1, the transport has:
us...@example.com smtp:ip_SRV2
us...@example.
