Hello everybody,
I have a question regarding the RRT.
I have one user "e1421751-5ee1-4979-a3c4-84f0c5cc54cc@users.<my-domain>" and
exactly one entry in my RRT:
[
{"username":"mailer2","domain_name":"<my-domain>","target_address":"alias:e1421751-5ee1-4979-a3c4-84f0c5cc54cc@users.<my-domain>"}
]
There are no domain aliases, e.g. requests to the following endpoints of the
webadmin API return empty lists:
/domains/<my-domain>/aliases
/domains/users.<my-domain>/aliases
When I request
/users/e1421751-5ee1-4979-a3c4-84f0c5cc54cc@users.<my-domain>/allowedFromHeaders,
I get the following result:
[
"[email protected]",
"mailer2@<my-domain>",
"mailer2@users.<my-domain>"
]
Some more debugging:
Deleting the sole entry from the RRT removes the entries "mailer2@<my-domain>"
and "mailer2@users.<my-domain>" from the allowedFromHeaders.
Adding another entry
`{"username":"mailer2","domain_name":"users.<my-domain>","target_address":"alias:e1421751-5ee1-4979-a3c4-84f0c5cc54cc@users.<my-domain>"}`
to the RRT does not change the allowedFromHeaders.
Adding another entry
`{"username":"test","domain_name":"users.<my-domain>","target_address":"alias:e1421751-5ee1-4979-a3c4-84f0c5cc54cc@users.<my-domain>"}`
to the RRT adds only the entry "test@users.<my-domain>" to the
allowedFromHeaders.
So it seems like adding an alias with a different domain than the target to the
RRT always creates two aliases: one with the user part and the domain of the
alias and one with the user part and the domain of the target.
Why is this the case? Is it documented somewhere?
Best regards,
Felix
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