Ok, I've tried this with a spare domain, and it doesn't work. Could I request a new rewrite rule, say syntax being:
@@domain.tld: @@otherdomain.tld to have the effect of rewriting domain.tld to otherdomain.tld and attempting delivery from there? I have 5 domains on my system that could use this, making any local system account scheme useless and I'm sure based on that others have the need as well. I currently setup additional accounts in ldap and point them to the same homedir, but obviously the more user accounts I have in ldap the higher the cost for spamhaus feeds etc and the greater the admin overhead. Would be nice to have a simple aliasing method of achieving this. Thanks, Owen. On Sat, May 30, 2015 at 6:02 PM, Owen O' Shaughnessy < owen.oshaughne...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi > > Just wondering if I could use an alias of the format: > > @olddomain.tld: @newdomain.tld > > as a single entry to make email for > > j...@olddomain.tld go to j...@newdomain.tld > and > m...@olddomain.tld go to m...@newdomain.tld > > In a case where the user has changed domain names in use and only wants 1 > mailbox but both domains active on it. > > Or is there a better way of achieving this? > > Thanks, > > > Owen. >
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