> Matus UHLAR - fantomas writes:
>> So, as I understand it, the defaultdomain gets appended to all addresses
>> without domain name in headers and envelope, and the mail is handles as if
>> it was sent from/to those addresses. If those addresses are not local,
>> courier will deliver them using standard way (e.g. using smtp). And replies
>> "back" to those addresses would go
>>
>> Is my understanding correct?

On 02.03.11 21:02, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> Pretty much. Of course, this is subject to what Courier would normally do
> when given the recipient address (which depends on whether the sending has
> relaying privileges).

So, it should make no real problems, but clients could only use unqualified
addresses if they have relaying privileges, OR if the defaultdomain is in
exptpacceptmailfor.

Since I don't need clients to be able to send mail to unqualified names,
this should not be an issue, unless this applies to locally generated mail.

>>> Similarly, defaultdomain is used in addresses that are specified in 
>>> the  aliases file, if they do not specify a domain. So, if the 
>>> recipient address is domain-less, defaultdomain gets added, and the 
>>> correct alias is found. If the address is one of the addressed being 
>>> aliased to, Courier will then try to deliver mail to that domain via 
>>> smtp.
>>
>> the 'me' documentation in courier(8) man page indicates that it's the 'me'
>> what is used for addresses without domains in aliases (maybe by makealiases
>> command?):
>>
>>     Warning
>>     If you change the contents of this configuration file, you must
>>     run the makealiases command again, else your mail will promptly
>>     begin to bounce. If you don´t have this configuration file
>>     defined, and you change the system´s network host name, you
>>     also must run makealiases.

> Actually it's both, since if defaultdomain does not exist, me gets used.

And if they differ, which one applies? 

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