For an smtpd.conf containing this:
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table domains { mydomain.tld }
table virtuals file:/etc/mail/virtual
action "domain" maildir "/var/vmail/mydomain.tld/%{dest.user}" virtual
<virtuals>
match from any for domain <domains> action "domain"
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The following virtual file works:
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bertalan.pe...@mydomain.tld b...@mydomain.tld
b...@mydomain.tld vmail
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That is, when I send mail to both <bertalan.pe...@mydomain.tld> and
<b...@mydomain.tld>, it is delivered to the
/var/vmail/mydomain.tld/bp99/.
After reading this[1], I tried to remove the domain parts from my
virtual table:
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bertalan.peter bp99
bp99 vmail
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But this caused email sent to <bertalan.pe...@mydomain.tld> be delivered
to a /var/vmail/mydomain.tld/bertalan.peter/.
Is it possible to skip the domain part in a virtual table file?
That way I could also reuse the file with a different domain.
Thank you
Bertalan
[1]: https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=20130130081741>,
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