You can't do multiple targets in the virtusertable; to accomplish that, you need to create a local alias that expands into the two targets, and then have the virtusertable entry map to the alias. For example:And that is my problem! The entries alias_x, local_a, local_b are getting expanded to alias_x@local-host-name etc.. So after processing virtusertable there will never ever be a user which sendmail recognizes as being local because of the @local-host-name part and so after processing virtusertable, aliases will not be expanded any more! I patched proto.m4 to add the @domain part to every local user so that cyrusv2 mailer is able to deliver mail! What I now will have to do is to not add a domain to local users for which an alias entry exists. (These local-users are not really users but aliases!) I think that will not be that hard to do, but I had not have enough time to do it right now! By the way: Do you have a solution for catchall accounts like "@domain account@domain" ? That is something I really do not want to miss because all the tons of spam mails now go to the postmaster (me) for all domains and not to the catchall-accounts!
>>Virtusertable:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] alias_x
[EMAIL PROTECTED] local_a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] local_b
>>Aliases:
alias_x: [EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]
But maybe I misunderstood your solution:
You did not patch anything at all ? You simply deliver mail to local-users to an entry in the aliases.db and do not have entries for domains with accounts in virtusertable at all ?
So you have it like:
virtusertable:
@domain local_deliver_to_account_at_domain
aliases:
local_deliver_to_account_at_domain: account@domain
Would such a setup work at all ? Would account@domain not beeing redirected to sendmail itself again and would endup in an infinite loop ?
--Christian--
