netcrusher n00b
Joined: 10 Mar 2014 Posts: 1
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Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 6:29 pm Post subject: [postfix/courier/mysql] Mail filtering and "default dom |
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Hi,
I have successfully set up a virtual mail server according to the great howto in the Wiki (postfix, courier, authdaemon, smtp-auth, mysql, roundcube). I have three questions remaining:
- I have a virtual domain mail.example.com and a canonical domain of example.com. Now, I would like to have mail.example.com as my "default" virtual domain. I have already read on address rewriting but would like to reassure that this is possible and I go the right path.
- MUAs are still using the full virtual domain of mail.example.com for setting up my server (default anyway)
- Any incoming mail to example.com should be rewritten to mail.example.com
- Any outgoing mail from mail.example.com should be rewritten to example.com (masquerade_domains?)
- I have currently aliased postmaster as admin in /etc/mail/aliases. Am I right in thinking this only applies to my canonical domain example.com? How can I route postmaster@example.com to admin@mail.example.com?
- I would like to filter mail in a specific account upon receipt. How could I best accomplish this? Filtering in the MUA is not an option since I have multiple devices. (Subscribed to quite some mailing lists => many incoming mails)
Feel free to ask for further information, I often forget to include information in my initial posts.
Thank you very much for your kind support!
netcrusher
EDIT: Seems like the "default" virtual domain can easily be solved through the transport setting (local/virtual/relay) -- please forgive my stupidity! |
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