Victor Duchovni wrote: > You don't postmap regexp tables. More importantly you are aliasing this > address local-part in all remote domains to be local. That's wrong. > You must list the local domains one by one in the transport table > > u...@a.example.com local_no_forward > u...@b.example.com local_no_forward > u...@c.example.com local_no_forward > > and use a non-regexp transport table. >> It seems that maps works because >> DF82C8B2E8: to=<u...@xxxxxxx>, relay=local_no_forward, delay=0.12, >> delays=0.06/0.01/0/0.05, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (forwarded as >> EFDC48B2E6)
Ok. I can see your point. It was the configuration to test the idea. As you can see the mail was properly assigned to local_no_forward. You are right - in the final configuration this transport map should be rewrited. >> However .forward file in home directory of user still works > > The mail did not get piped to a command, it got forwarded to an address > listed in .forward, the "allow_mail_to..." disable command processing. That the real problem. I that case what option can be used to stop looking into these files. Regards, Mariusz Kielpinski
