"Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> ..and that is correct, as far as I've seen. Remember, this machine
> (like virtually all my others) accepts mail from different domain
> names. I use the postfix virtual file to map email addresses to local
> usernames. For example, I have in /etc/postfix/virtual:
>
> nleaudio.net test
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] bob
> @nleaudio.net bob (actually the previous entry is unnecessary, because this
> is a catch-all)
>
> foo.com test
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] bob
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] bob
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] joe
>
> etc, etc...
>
> Now Postfix is set to be aware of the recipient delimiter, so it will
> accept [EMAIL PROTECTED], and still know to deliver it to bob.
> Because bob is a local user account, it's going to add the hostname on
> the Delivered-To header.
The problem is that the important extension address information that
TMDA requires is being thrown away. On my Postfix system for example,
when a message is confirmed, the final Delivered-To: looks like this:
Return-Path: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Delivered-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Received: by hrothgar.la.mastaler.com (Postfix, from userid 502)
id CB6D7D2D49; Tue, 27 May 2003 22:34:04 -0600 (MDT)
As you can see, the -confirm-* portion is preserved.
> Am I missing something here? Are there others who are using the
> virtual domains function of Postfix and tmda?
I remember testing Postfix virtual domains with TMDA years ago and
didn't have any problems with it. I can't recall the last time
someone (other than you) brought this up either, so I'm not really
sure what's going on.
You might want to dig into the Postfix docs and/or search the
postfix-users archives to figure out why the extension address
information is not being preserved for mail to your virtual domains.
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