On 2015-04-11 21:19, ED Fochler wrote:
The b
quite how it functions.
accept for domain will also reject if not in that domain, and at that
point the domain is fully accounted for. Another line attempting to
do something for that same domain should not have any affect as there
is nothing left for it to process.
If you want to process different recipients in the same domain with
different rules, you must specify the b
to limit the match to less than the full domain.
ED.
That makes it clear for me. Using "recipient" was what I expected to
work from the beginning, but - "recipient" does work with "local" only.
The <domains> are not "local". As far I can see there is no way to
handle the external <domains> as local through a rule in smtpd.conf to
"local" only, isn't it? I won't use things like smtp proxying or such
things.
On 2015, Apr 11, at 1:46 PM, jseb <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello,
I answer to myself.
In fact, swapping two lines in the config file makes the catch-all
working.
I don't know why :(
This one won't work:
accept from any for domain <domains> alias <aliases> deliver to
maildir
accept from any for domain <domains> virtual <catchall> deliver to
maildir
This one works:
accept from any for domain <domains> virtual <catchall> deliver to
maildir
accept from any for domain <domains> alias <aliases> deliver to
maildir
Okb
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