I’ve got a default dot-courier script to do some address rewriting so that I can have several domains associated with each user account.
See the man page for "makehosteddomains". The section titled "CONTENTS OF HOSTEDDOMAINS" specifies how to do domain aliases in courier. Based on your example dot-courier file, which used "domain", "domain1" and "domain2", you want hosteddomains to contain:
domain domain1 domain domain2 domain
Courier will do the domain rewriting for you. Get rid of your .courier-default file, and Courier will be able to determine whether a user account exists during the SMTP conversation, and will be able to give remote senders definitive "User unknown" messages.
Is there a way to get dot-courier to give a “<<< 550 User unknown” bounce like what occurs for a non-existing account when there is no dot-courier processing?
No, dot-courier files are processed during message delivery, not during the SMTP conversation.
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