> > > I'm currently using the default_transport to route mail to 10025 for > > > amavisd. Would I then just use the local transport for local mail then > > > define it in the transport file? > > > > No, because presumably the Bcc mail is supposed to be delivered > > somewhere else via SMTP. Instead, you would use a separate logical > > domain for Bcc recipients, and route that domain (via a suitable > > transport table entry) to a separate transport (perhaps bypass amavis > > entirely, unless you need amavis to do something special with Bcc mail). > > > > > Or perhaps local_recipient_maps? mydestination is not currently > > > defined for this instance. > > > > I thought I said transport... > > Postfix instance 1 > > main.cf > always_bcc = f...@example.com > > transport_maps > f...@example.com -> Postfix instance 2 > all other mail -> content filter -> Postfix instance 2 > > Perhaps a picture is worth 1e3 words.
Does this mean modifying my existing default_transport to send mail to be filtered through a transport instead? # postconf -c /etc/postfix-117 default_transport default_transport = smtp:[127.0.0.1]:10024 And this is a separate solution from Victor's, correct?
