On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 6:28 PM, mouss <mo...@ml.netoyen.net> wrote: > ScottO a écrit : > > So I have a main.cf <http://main.cf> with mydestination that includes > > maindomain.com <http://maindomain.com>, sub1.maindomain.com > > <http://sub1.maindomain.com>, sub2.maindomain.com > > <http://sub2.maindomain.com>. > > > > Normally, any mail that arrives here with @maindomain.com > > <http://maindomain.com> gets forwarded on to another mail server. Also > > mail addressed to @sub1.maindomain.com <http://sub1.maindomain.com> gets > > rewritten to have @maindomain.com <http://maindomain.com>. > > > > I also have virtual_maps specified with: > > > > While I am in, virtual_maps is obsolete. use virtual_alias_maps instead. > > > some_u...@maindomain.com <mailto:some_u...@maindomain.com> > > some_u...@sub1.maindomain.com <mailto:some_u...@sub1.maindomain.com> > > > > This allows particular top-level domain email to be delivered locally to > > this box. > > > > What I wanted to do was have a certain sub2.maindomain.com > > <http://sub2.maindomain.com> email get delivered locally to this box, so > > I added: > > > > another_u...@sub2.maindomain.com > > <mailto:another_u...@sub2.maindomain.com> > > another_u...@sub1.maindomain.com <mailto: > another_u...@sub1.maindomain.com> > > > > However, this just gets forwarded on to the other mail server - > > rewritten with @maindomain.com <http://maindomain.com>. > > > > you need to check if there is a rule that rewrites the address. if you > can't find it, post: > - output of 'postconf -n' > - relevant logs > - output of 'postmap -q' showing that the mapping is ok. > > > Any thoughts or ideas at what I can look into? > > hard to tell. make sure the virtual alias is "enabled" (postmap the > virtual alias map file, send a new test message, ...). you can use > 'postmap -q' to test your maps. >
Thanks for the suggestions. We noticed that masquerade was rewriting recipient as well...
