On Tue, May 27, 2014 at 12:17:38AM +0200, elhijo wrote:
> Is it possible to create a transport that delivers mails both locally and
> remotely ?
The solution is NOT a transport map. Rather a virtual alias table.
virtual:
u...@example.com u...@server1.example.com, u...@server2.example.com
Hi,
I'm migrating users from an old postfix mbox server (server1) to a brand
new postfix maildir server (server2), we're going from pop to imap...
All users will not be migrated at once, so, I have to get both postfix
servers receiving emails for same domain name.
I thought of transport map on
On 3/19/2010 2:59 PM, Isak Badenhorst wrote:
I hope I am at the correct list for my question. I am brand new to postfix
moving from sendmail and have the following problem.
My domain mydomain.co.za is hosted by my ISP.
I have a internal mailserver in the office newly installed with postfix,
do
I hope I am at the correct list for my question. I am brand new to postfix
moving from sendmail and have the following problem.
My domain mydomain.co.za is hosted by my ISP.
I have a internal mailserver in the office newly installed with postfix,
dovecot and mysql and setup my mydomain.co.za as
phasma a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> how i can permit to some sasl users to send to local domain only and not
> to external domains ?
>
there is no check_user_access. but you can use sasl to enforce
sender-login match, then use check_sender_access. if this is what you
want, read about restriction clas
Hello,
how i can permit to some sasl users to send to local domain only and not to
external domains ?
Thanks
