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Is there a way to use both mbox and maildir formats as local delivery
mode for different users or subdomains in postfix at the same time ? Postfix is working fine, but I have not yet found any way to deal with per-domain (preferred) or per-user delivery mode setting. Did i miss some part of the docs? Or do i have to build a (IMHO very ugly & costly) solution with routing between two postfix instances on the same host? Any other tricks to build multiple individually configured local transports? |
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Run the command "man 5 postconf" and take a look at the line that begins with "virtual_mailbox_maps" -- Greg petavo wrote: > Is there a way to use both mbox and maildir formats as local delivery > mode for different users or subdomains in postfix at the same time ? > Postfix is working fine, but I have not yet found any way to deal with > per-domain (preferred) or per-user delivery mode setting. Did i miss > some part of the docs? > > Or do i have to build a (IMHO very ugly & costly) solution with routing > between two postfix instances on the same host? Any other tricks to > build multiple individually configured local transports? > |
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Thanks, Greg,
I stumbled upon something that seems to be missing in the VIRTUAL_README: although the ADDRESS_CLASS_README explicitly states that "virtual" is the default transport type for virtual mailbox domains, it does not work as a hard-coded default or fallback. Instead every virtual_mailbox_domain needs an entry in the transport map as 'virtual'. But after I did that, everything worked fine. Not sure if this could be considered a mini-bug. Oh well... |
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