2 messages in net.sourceforge.lists.courier-usersRe: [courier-users] virtusertable "%1...
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Subject:Re: [courier-users] virtusertable "%1" functionality DOH!Actions...
From:Dan Yost (da@tri8.com)
Date:Feb 4, 2002 8:33:42 am
List:net.sourceforge.lists.courier-users

Hello all,

I repent in dust and ashes. Right there in the makehosteddomains man page, a VERY CLEAR note about how to accomplish this. Somehow I just breezed right on by this and posted despite my own pet peeve about people not getting their answer the docs! Sorry to trouble everybody.

Thanks, Dan

At 09:56 AM 2/4/02 -0600, you wrote:

Hello everyone,

I have a question about aliases within courier. Lots of folks ask about aliases, and I see from the questions and the docs that you can redirect all mail for a virtual domain using the following example alias:

@myvirtdomain.com: someothername

However, I require something to match sendmail's virtusertable in its ability to re-insert the *username*. For example, I want all mail to us@mail.domain.com to be rewritten as us@domain.com, since us@domain.com is what's in my userdb. With sendmail's virtusertable, I do this:

@mail.mydomain.com: %1@mydomain.com

This way, I don't send ALL messages for mydomain.com to one address, which would be useless in my particular setup. Instead, I can just guarantee that if somebody decides to send mail to jo@mail.mydomain.com (which they shouldn't really do, since they should use jo@mydomain.com), it will be re-mapped to jo@mydomain.com, and fr@mail.mydomain.com will become fr@mydomain.com, etc.

All I've see is the big catch-all for courier aliases that I mentioned above. Is there any trick to getting the "%1" functionality of the sendmail virtusertable? I'd sure hate to have to explicitly enumerate all appropriate users in the alias files just so I can accept [mail.]domain.com addresses in virtual domains, e.g .:

[in aliases file] fr@mail.mydomain.com: fr@mydomain.com spi@mail.mydomain.com: spi@mydomain.com hun@mail.mydomain.com: hun@mydomain.com . . . ...yikes.

Thanks for all your help--I think I'm about ready to go with my setup...

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