RESOLVED
A comment from Xavier Gillard helped guide me to the solution
of my problem.
To recap, I was trying to setup Postfix to accept/deliver mail for
virtual (non-UNIX) users, which are stored in a LDAP table.
I tried to follow the howto at http://www.postfix.org/VIRTUAL_README.html
On later
Hi,
About your problem, if you restart postfix with a -v for smtp in your
master.cf you may be able to trace the reception and acception of
undesired mails, thus find the condition that allowed this behavior.
But to read through debug logs to the responsible step is painful. Good
luck, Xavier
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On Tue Aug 17 17:25 , mouss sent:
> Le 17/08/2010 15:03, Douglas Maus a écrit :
>> How do the domains specified in "virtual_mailbox_domains" in main.cf
>> and the "domain" parameter in an LDAP table configuration
>> differ and interact?
>
>virtual_mailbox_domains is a postfix parameter that staes
Le 17/08/2010 15:03, Douglas Maus a écrit :
How do the domains specified in "virtual_mailbox_domains" in main.cf
and the "domain" parameter in an LDAP table configuration
differ and interact?
virtual_mailbox_domains is a postfix parameter that staes which domains
are to "virtual mailbox domai
