I'm trying to build out a new mail setup that takes more advantage of the LDAP capabilities of Postfix so we have fewer scripts, cron jobs, etc to worry about.
We're also splitting the current server that handles both IMAP/SMTP into two different hosts so we can place the SMTP service out on the edge of our network. I'm using relay_recipient_maps on the SMTP host with an LDAP lookup as well as transport_maps to tell it to route that email to the internal IMAP server. That all works wonderfully. The issue is that we have some aliases that need to be created that I need to implement. And example is we have a 'mail' attribute in LDAP that says: mail: fred.flintst...@domain1.foo.com but I need to have the following aliases all go to that address as well: dr.fred.flintst...@domain1.foo.com dr.fred.flintst...@domain2.bar.com fred.flintst...@domain2.bar.com f...@domain1.foo.com f...@domain1.foo.com I couldn't see where we could assemble those using the ldap capabilities, but we already have a script that can generate an alias file in the format of: dr.fred.flintst...@domain1.foo.com: fred.flintst...@domain1.foo.com ... but putting that in virtual_alias_maps ignores the transport_maps. In the old setup, everything was a 'local' user so we just used the alias_maps to send everything to the username (e.g. fred), so I'm missing the "right" way to do this with relay_recipient_maps involved. _______________________________________________ Postfix-users mailing list -- postfix-users@postfix.org To unsubscribe send an email to postfix-users-le...@postfix.org
