Dino Ciuffetti writes:
Example: - mx for mydomain.com points to google; - [email protected] is defined in google; - [email protected] is defined in courier; - google is configured for split delivery, routing mails for [email protected] to courier; - [email protected] (courier) wants to write a mail to [email protected] (google). It FAILS because [email protected] does not exists (because is defined in google). So, I'm trying to do the reverse, handling split delivery on courier, but I cannot find a good way to do this. The only solution I've found is: 1- create all users for this domain in courier 2- point the mx record to courier to receive mails 3- write some maildrop rules to forward desired mails to google via an external mta xfilter (because maildrop cannot forward mails to custom smtp servers without using mx records). Is there a better way?
Using aliases will probably work. Configure Courier so that its domain is courier.domain.com For each mailbox that's on Courier, add an alias: [email protected]: mailbox
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