[apologies for postfix/dovecot cross-post]
How, exactly, do postfix and dovecot communicate when postfix attempts
to determine whether to deliver a message to the dovecot LDA, or to
bounce it? In other words, how does postfix decide to bounce foo, and
deliver bar, in these log messages:
post
On Sat, Apr 01, 2023 at 07:02:51PM +0100, EML via Postfix-users wrote:
> How, exactly, do postfix and dovecot communicate when postfix attempts
> to determine whether to deliver a message to the dovecot LDA, or to
> bounce it? In other words, how does postfix decide to bounce foo, and
> deliver
Ahhh... thanks Viktor and ptld. Adding an entry for @sub.example.com to
virtual_alias_maps fixed everything.
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Dnia 1.04.2023 o godz. 13:04:30 Peter via Postfix-users pisze:
>
> Secondary, or backup MXes are almost never recommended in the modern
> internet and tend to be a relic of the 1990s dialup internet.
[...]
> None of this is what you are considering. If you still want to
> implement a secondary M
On 2/04/23 09:03, Jaroslaw Rafa via Postfix-users wrote:
Dnia 1.04.2023 o godz. 13:04:30 Peter via Postfix-users pisze:
Secondary, or backup MXes are almost never recommended in the modern
internet and tend to be a relic of the 1990s dialup internet.
[...]
None of this is what you are consid
If I remember correctly, someone mentioned NoListing recently on that
list.
For this, you *need* a secondary MX, and it is actually your main mail
server - the primary MX never accepts mail...
Hallo,
1. what's the advantage of this architecture?
2. how to make primary MX not accepting mes
Hello,
if a domain is in virtual_alias_domains only, not in the
virtual_mailbox_domains.
But there is a user on this domain putting in dovecot-users.
Can this user get authorized by dovecot SASL and have a mailbox access?
(just like the regular domain user.)
Thanks.
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If I understand your question right I have done this. In the past I
installed the now extinct mail-stack-delivery package in Ubuntu and used
that to support both users for my main domain and some virtual ones. I
added a user that would be a shortened version of the domain I was
hosting, used /e
