Hello. I'm currently trying to configure postfix in order to have different sets of users on two different servers, but all on the same domain. That is: server1 must receive mail for a well known set of users, and server2 must receive e-mail for the rest of them Both, server1 and server2 should receive mail for domain "abc.org". Users of first server reach their e-mail using a web interface on http://server1.abc.org/webmail Users of second server do the same on http://server2.abc.org/webmail But all of them have account of the form "[hidden email]" I've been googling a lot but I have not found some example of this. Can anybody please recommend me something to read ? Thanks in advance ! -- Saludos David |
David Martinez Cuevas:
> Hello. > > I'm currently trying to configure postfix in order to have different sets of > users on two different servers, but all on the same domain. > > That is: server1 must receive mail for a well known set of users, and > server2 must receive e-mail for the rest of them > Both, server1 and server2 should receive mail for domain "abc.org". > > Users of first server reach their e-mail using a web interface on > http://server1.abc.org/webmail > Users of second server do the same on http://server2.abc.org/webmail > > But all of them have account of the form "[hidden email]" > > I've been googling a lot but I have not found some example of this. > > Can anybody please recommend me something to read ? Use virtual_alias_maps (not: virtual_alias_domains): [hidden email] [hidden email] Or transport_maps: relay_domains = example.com relay_recipient_maps = table with valuid email addresses [hidden email] smtp:server1.example.com Wietse |
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My mail server uses lmtp:unix:/opt/insight/var/imap/socket/lmtp to transport mails. I want postfix to forward or redirect a mail for a user in my domain (e.g. [hidden email] )to another user in test server am currently configuring e.g [hidden email]. At the test server I can send mail to [hidden email], but from the mail server cannot send mail to [hidden email]. Everytime I do that , I get the following error; <[hidden email]> (expanded from <[hidden email]>): host /opt/insight/var/imap/socket/lmtp[/opt/insight/var/imap/socket/lmtp] said: 550-Mailbox unknown. Either there is no mailbox associated with this 550-name or you do not have authorization to see it. 550 5.1.1 User unknown (in reply to RCPT TO command) Can anyone help? Stephen LMI have a mail server runningwant to configure postfix from a mail server so that mail send to an alias account e.g. [hidden email] is forwarded to a user1@maila test mail server such that e-mail intended for [hidden email] plan have a mail server where all company users are -----Original Message----- From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Wietse Venema Sent: Monday, July 21, 2008 11:53 PM To: Postfix users Subject: Re: Multiple users and multiple servers David Martinez Cuevas: > Hello. > > I'm currently trying to configure postfix in order to have different sets of > users on two different servers, but all on the same domain. > > That is: server1 must receive mail for a well known set of users, and > server2 must receive e-mail for the rest of them > Both, server1 and server2 should receive mail for domain "abc.org". > > Users of first server reach their e-mail using a web interface on > http://server1.abc.org/webmail > Users of second server do the same on http://server2.abc.org/webmail > > But all of them have account of the form "[hidden email]" > > I've been googling a lot but I have not found some example of this. > > Can anybody please recommend me something to read ? Use virtual_alias_maps (not: virtual_alias_domains): [hidden email] [hidden email] Or transport_maps: relay_domains = example.com relay_recipient_maps = table with valuid email addresses [hidden email] smtp:server1.example.com Wietse |
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