Sorry, I was only half-asleep before...
You''re adding the entry into the aliases file, not the hosted domain file. The man page is right, it's under the makehosteddomains page, not makealises page. :-)
So, in /etc/courier/hosteddomains (or whereever your configs live), you want:
pro.onet.pl .pro.onet.pl <TAB> pro.onet.pl
Then, as long as you have "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" defined (no extra period), you're fine. You only need to add something like "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" (extra period) if you want to route sub-domain messages elsewhere (and, of course, omit the entry in hosteddomains).
If you really want to warp your brain, define [EMAIL PROTECTED] and you'll suck up all the email sent to any address under your domain. You probably don't want to do this... ;-)
best, Jeff
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