> If a node has mail OR mailAlternateAddress email will be delivered.

Yes, that's my understanding that if the mailAlternateAddress is being
serviced by the mail server (as indicated in /var/qmail/control/locals),
the server would deliver the email locally. But that's not happening in my
case.

This is part of a project to migrate mail accounts in phases to a new
server (qmai-ldap), Current email address will be retained. The intention
is:

1. Existing mail server (netqmail/POP3) is servicing @pb.xxx.com.

2. Mail accounts will be migrated to the new qmail-ldap/Courier-IMAP
server. Migrated mail accounts will have records in LDAP with mail
attribute value the same as existing email address (@pb.xxx.com) and a
mailAlternateAddress (@pb2.xxx.com). New server is configured to deliver
@pb2.xxx.com locally (as indicated in /var/qmail/control/locals).

3. Old server will serve as the SMTP gateway. @pb.xxx.com mails for
migrated accounts will be forwarded to @pb2.xxx.xom. This is working.

4. Would want that emails from the new server that is addressed to the
migrated accounts (addressed to @pb.xxx.com but mail account has
mailAlternateAddress @pb2.xxx.com in LDAP) be delivered locally. Currently,
these emails are still relayed to old server (the SMTP gateway) which then
returns/forwards it back as @pb2.xxx.com.

I would like to eliminate the depency of having to send out emails from the
new qmail-ldap server that is intended for itself. Is this setup possible?
What config changes do I need to make?

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