Thanks for response, In the meantime I've got emails delivered to vboxes (cleaning up and set up new main.cf helps) You have few questions and I am not finish yet so I allow myself to anoy you a bit more ;)
The reason why I choose mysql is CRM. We use one build for us and I want to connect mail and CRM to get email account when new employee joins the team. (New account in CRM = new working email adress with the same pass). In DB users we got cells I could use : LOGIN | EMAIL | PASS. So, heres my questions : I already got emails delivered to CRM accounts (email2email -> select email from users where email=). Got another DB with forwardings (select destination where source =) to get aliases info@ will reach my boss. I all works fine but I don't know if I could connect (AND HOW?) another DB ? Will it be ok to set up : virtual_alias_maps=mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql-virtual-alias-maps.cf,mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql-email2email.cf ,mysql:/etc/postfix/ANOTHER-EMAIL2EMAIL.cf ?? Thanks once more Magnus, hope got a bit more of patience for me :) PS sorry for my english, haven't use it for a long time Magnus Bäck pisze: > On Monday, March 16, 2009 at 12:36 CET, > Sebastian Chociwski wrote: > >> I've some problems setting up my postfix server to deliver mails to >> virtual users. >> As I understand it works that way : >> I send an email to my serwer to u...@virtual-domain.com which is >> redirected in mysql to user_login. >> Problem 1 : postfix tryes to add domain and send mail to : >> user_lo...@my_domain.com -> no such user. > > Correct, Postfix qualifies domain-less addresses with @$myorigin. > >> I tryed another way : u...@virtual-domain.com -> u...@virtual-domain.com >> and get NO SUCH USER as well. > > What's the point in mapping an address to itself? > >> I've already created : >> groupadd -g 5000 vmail >> useradd -g vmail -u 5000 vmail -d /home/vmail -m >> and from my userstanding the virtual users maildir should be created >> by postfix ? > > You seem to be confusing virtual ALIAS domains with virtual MAILBOX > domains. Virtual aliases translate addresses to other addresses, which > isn't what you want here. Implement virtual_mailbox_maps so that it > returns the path to each user's mailbox. If you want aliases for the > users, implement virtual_alias_maps (but DO NOT list the domain in > virtual_alias_domains) to map e.g. firstname.lastn...@example.com to > loginn...@example.com. > -- best regards, Sebastian Chociwski
