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Grant Griffith <ggriffith> wrote: > I have tried to setup this mapping by adding the following line into > our main.cf file. > > recipient_canonical_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/recipient_canonical.map > > The recipient_canonical.map file has entries like follows in it. > > @domain.net @domain.com > > It does rename @domain.net to @domain.com, however it does not do any > of the other checks within Postfix. If a invalid email address sent > to @domain.net is switched to @domain.com, it instantly forwards the > message onto our Barracuda Spam Firewall without doing any of the > valid recipients checks. Yes, wildcard virtual or canonical rewriting breaks recipient validation. The solution is to list individual entries for each user. -- Magnus Bäck magnus
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