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| Subject: | Re: send mail to multiple users |
| Group: | Postfix-users |
| From: | mess-mate |
| Date: | 28 Jul 2007 |
| mess-mate wrote:
| >The vmail looks like this:
| >/home/vmail
| > mydomain1.xx
| > user1
| > user2
| > otherdomain.xxx
| > user1
| > user3
| >
| >The user logged into his mailbox on the server with his
| >mailaddress.
| >example: user1
| >There is a mysql database (mail) contained the mailaddress of the
| >users and their mailbox-cota.
| >Maildrop gets the mailaddress from postfix and drop the message in
| >the mailbox of that user. If the mailbox doesn't exist it is created
| >by maildrop.
| >This works well.
| >
| >Now when messages are retrieved from the ISP, transported by
| >postfix, some of them must be dropped in more than one mailbox:
| >example: to mailbox of mydomain1.xx/user1
| > otherdomain.xxx/user3
| >
| >Second: when user3 reply to that message, a copy has to be send to
| >mydomain1.xx/user1.
| >
|
| I still don't see what problem you are trying to solve. anyway, here is an idea.
|
| if you want mail sent to postfix-users to be delivered to user1, then use a
| virtual alias:
|
| postfix-users postfix-users, user1
|
| This will apply to both inbound and outbound mail.
|
|
Thanks, i'll try it.
mess-mate
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