Jonathan Vaughn:
> MX only points to Google on this domain that we want to set up this split
> domain handling. The other domains' we have configured in Postfix, their MX
> only point to Postfix. In all cases, MX only goes to one or the other.
>
> Google DOES accept mail for invalid recipients, an
On 26 Mar 2015, at 19:21 , Jonathan Vaughn wrote:
> To be clear, having the nonexistant in both systems users just disappear is
> fine with me.
Real story from the last millennium. Mail admin had a hosted domain that was
configured, per customer wishes, as a catchall domain (*@example.com) was
To be clear, having the nonexistant in both systems users just disappear is
fine with me. "Fixing" that is not a priority, but making the split domain
setup be less of a pain to manage (having to add Google accounts in both
places, with Postfix transport map set to force them to Google via MX if it
MX only points to Google on this domain that we want to set up this split
domain handling. The other domains' we have configured in Postfix, their MX
only point to Postfix. In all cases, MX only goes to one or the other.
Google DOES accept mail for invalid recipients, and then relays them to
Postf
Jonathan Vaughn:
> We receive mail directly from the internet, but not for this particular
> domain.
>
> This postfix also handles virtual mail for domains that aren't on Google
> apps, this is the only time it's listed as the MX. The only time it
> receives mail from outside our networks on this
We receive mail directly from the internet, but not for this particular
domain.
This postfix also handles virtual mail for domains that aren't on Google
apps, this is the only time it's listed as the MX. The only time it
receives mail from outside our networks on this domain is if Google Apps is
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Jonathan Vaughn:
> Google Apps handles our mail, and relays any non-existant accounts to our
> Postfix server. This works fine, and we can then use virtual accounts on
> our Postfix server to do whatever we wish.
>
> However, we have a problem with relaying mail from inside our LAN through
> our P
On Wed, Mar 25, 2015 at 07:25:12PM -0500, Jonathan Vaughn wrote:
> It seems like we should be able to say instead "use MX record for entire
> domain" as a default, and then override just the accounts that should be on
> the Postfix server to be locally delivered. Alternatively, have some way in
>
Google Apps handles our mail, and relays any non-existant accounts to our
Postfix server. This works fine, and we can then use virtual accounts on
our Postfix server to do whatever we wish.
However, we have a problem with relaying mail from inside our LAN through
our Postfix server to addresses at
I'm trying to set up a split domain setup with Google Apps. Google Apps has
the rather neat option of sending mail on to your own SMTP server - it can
send all, or just those that aren't delivered in Google Apps (i.e. no
mailbox/mailing list exists for that address). We have configured it to
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