On Wed, Mar 04, 2015 at 12:51:41PM -0600, Noel Jones wrote:
> mydestination = localhost
Just in case:
mydestination = localhost, localhost.$mydomain
> # virtual_alias_maps
> upd...@virtual.example.com update@localhost
This alias typically automatically rewrites to:
update@localhost.$mydomain
> use "localhost" as shown above, or make up your own local name.
The choice of "localhost" is fine. Some use:
main.cf:
# Sufficiently recent Postfix has texthash
# Otherwise, create an empty table of some other type
#
local_recipient_maps = texthash:/dev/null
mydestination = localhost.invalid
virtual:
upd...@virtual.example.com update@localhost.invalid
The "invalid" TLD is IANA reserved and will never be used for real
domains. With local_recipient_maps set to an empty table all
external (SMTP) mail to such synthetic local addresses is rejected.
--
Viktor.
