Thomas GUIRRIEC:
> Thank you for your reply and for the tip with virtual_alias.
>
> So, if i understand, virtual_alias and canonical? always do recursive
> lookup until the key equals the value (with LDAP table) :
>
> A -> A (STOP)
>
> A -> B; B -> B (STOP)
>
> A -> B; B -> C; C-> C (STOP)
>
Thank you for your reply and for the tip with virtual_alias.
So, if i understand, virtual_alias and canonical always do recursive
lookup until the key equals the value (with LDAP table) :
A -> A (STOP)
A -> B; B -> B (STOP)
A -> B; B -> C; C-> C (STOP)
Is that correct ?
Best regards.
Le
On Thu, Jan 07, 2021 at 10:24:23PM +0100, Thomas GUIRRIEC wrote:
> I have configured Postfix (3.5.8 from Alpine Linux) with
> "recipient_canonical_classes = envelope_recipient" &
> "recipient_canonical_maps = ldap:/etc/postfix/recipient_canonical" to
Why would you do this? Envelope recipien
Hi all,
Just a little question.
I have configured Postfix (3.5.8 from Alpine Linux) with
"recipient_canonical_classes = envelope_recipient" &
"recipient_canonical_maps = ldap:/etc/postfix/recipient_canonical" to
rewrite envelope recepient by an OpenLDAP attribute
(preferredRFC822recipient)
