Hi Saldanha, As per your config file:
- myhostname = labmail.temp.com - allways_bcc = t...@temp.com Maybe I am guessing wrong, but I believe you are trying to deliver the allways_bcc messages to a domain that is hosted by the server labmail.temp.com <http://labmail.test.com>; if that is the case, I sugest you should try one of these things: 1. configure allways_bcc to a domain that is hosted at the other server; or 2. configure /etc/postfix/transport to send mail posted to t...@temp.com<t...@test.com>to the other server. The second sugestion is my first choice of procedure. You may have a look at the transport table doc at http://www.postfix.org/transport.5.html Fernando Maior On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 9:54 AM, Alfredo Saldanha <asalda...@infolink.com.br>wrote: > Hi there, > > I'm trying to implement always_bcc to send a copy of all received messages > to another server. > My idea is disable any notification messages back in the second server (if > something goes wrong) and discard all messages after received. > This way is like the "clean" solution to ensure that the always_bcc > destination never bounces or refuses a message. > It seems weird, but is only a test that I need to do. > > 1st problem: aways_bcc is not working. > 2nd problem: I have no idea how to disable notification messages. > > My main.cf: http://dpaste.com/782638/ > My master.cf: http://dpaste.com/782639/ > > Thank you. >
