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On Sunday 09 November 2003 8:35 am, Jerry Feldman wrote: > On Sun, 9 Nov 2003 03:44:23 -0500 > > David Kramer <david at thekramers.net> wrote: > When I upgraded my desktop last year, I was not able to get postfix to > enable procmail, and I had a few other issues. So, instead I installed > sendmail. Looking more and more like an option. I would like to get postfix happening instead of sendmail, but I'm only willing to beat my head against the server for so long to make that happen. I do still want to try Courier IMAP since I have specific serious issues with uw-imap, but since I now have uw-imap working, that can wait until I stop seeing the pretty colors around me from the sleep deprivation. > Also, I set up some of the virtual domains on Asgard, which uses > postfix. For some of the domains where I want a catch all account, I set > up: > @domain target > > Example: > @bostongeeks.com david at thekramers.net Yup, but what I'm trying to do is either treat ALL addresses @bostongeeks.com as the same thing as @thekramers.net, or pipe mymailinglist at bostongeeks.com | mailman yada yada > I think that the target but eventually resolve to a real address. Therein lies the reason my problem is so hard. > I have this set up in /etc/postfix/virtual.db. > > Also take a look at the table in /etc/postfix/master.cf I looked at those, but again, that's a slightly different (and eaiser) problem, since you're just mapping them to local users. > And, please look at it while your mind is fresh, not at 3AM. The problem is that I can't even START working on this stuff till the kid is asleep and primary chores are done, around 10:00pm. ------------------------------------------------------------------- DDDD David Kramer http://thekramers.net DK KD Q: Where did you get your good judgment? DKK D A: From my experience. DK KD Q: Where did you get your experience? DDDD A: From my poor judgment
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