Hello,
I've been looking for examples on this and I am still stuck.
I have the following configuration for a local server that acts as the
mail relay for my local machines (as defined in virtual_domains):
table aliases file:/etc/mail/aliases
table vdomains file:/etc/mail/virtual_domains
table vusers file:/etc/mail/virtual_users
listen on socket
listen on lo0
listen on vio0
action "relay" relay host smtp://vps
action receive mbox virtual <vusers>
match from any for domain <vdomains> action receive
match from any for any action "relay"
This ends up sending mail from my local machines (such as daily output)
to my vps, which is fine, but I would like the emails from some hosts in
this domain to be rewritten before sending to the relay.
E.g. email from users on workstation.localnet should be rewritten as
us...@bogus.net such that the smtp server on the vps (Postfix in this
case) can do the correct processing (DKIM++) on relayed emails before
the are e.g. attempted delivered to gmail.com.
Would appreciate pointers to pages that I have missed.
Tor
