Postfix configuration - canonical address mapping
I am trying to configure the mapping in postfix to take all outgoing mail and redirect it to certain inboxes.
I have a working setup which will rewrite/redirect properly in the canonical_recipient for one email address like so:
/.*@.*/ myemail@email.com
and in main.cf it is defined as:
recipient_canonical_maps = regexp:/etc/postfix/canonical_recipient
Searching online there is not a lot of information about using a regexp with more than one email address.
It may also be possible to use a hash but i would think that a regexp is better for incomplete email addresses.
My main goal is to have certain emails used as a catchall, where the outgoing mails are redirected to only certain addresses. Would it also be possible to define a regexp that points to a list in the postfix configuration that would then redirect/rewrite to only the addresses present in that list? or can it only be defined in the canonical_recipient file
email redirection smtp postfix rewrite
asked Jan 18 at 7:47
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I am trying to configure the mapping in postfix to take all outgoing mail and redirect it to certain inboxes.
I have a working setup which will rewrite/redirect properly in the canonical_recipient for one email address like so:
/.*@.*/ myemail@email.com
and in main.cf it is defined as:
recipient_canonical_maps = regexp:/etc/postfix/canonical_recipient
Searching online there is not a lot of information about using a regexp with more than one email address.
It may also be possible to use a hash but i would think that a regexp is better for incomplete email addresses.
My main goal is to have certain emails used as a catchall, where the outgoing mails are redirected to only certain addresses. Would it also be possible to define a regexp that points to a list in the postfix configuration that would then redirect/rewrite to only the addresses present in that list? or can it only be defined in the canonical_recipient file
email redirection smtp postfix rewrite
asked Jan 18 at 7:47
Bryan882Bryan882
61
add a comment |
I am trying to configure the mapping in postfix to take all outgoing mail and redirect it to certain inboxes.
I have a working setup which will rewrite/redirect properly in the canonical_recipient for one email address like so:
/.*@.*/ myemail@email.com
and in main.cf it is defined as:
recipient_canonical_maps = regexp:/etc/postfix/canonical_recipient
Searching online there is not a lot of information about using a regexp with more than one email address.
It may also be possible to use a hash but i would think that a regexp is better for incomplete email addresses.
My main goal is to have certain emails used as a catchall, where the outgoing mails are redirected to only certain addresses. Would it also be possible to define a regexp that points to a list in the postfix configuration that would then redirect/rewrite to only the addresses present in that list? or can it only be defined in the canonical_recipient file
email redirection smtp postfix rewrite
asked Jan 18 at 7:47
Bryan882Bryan882
61
I am trying to configure the mapping in postfix to take all outgoing mail and redirect it to certain inboxes.
I have a working setup which will rewrite/redirect properly in the canonical_recipient for one email address like so:
/.*@.*/ myemail@email.com
and in main.cf it is defined as:
recipient_canonical_maps = regexp:/etc/postfix/canonical_recipient
Searching online there is not a lot of information about using a regexp with more than one email address.
It may also be possible to use a hash but i would think that a regexp is better for incomplete email addresses.
My main goal is to have certain emails used as a catchall, where the outgoing mails are redirected to only certain addresses. Would it also be possible to define a regexp that points to a list in the postfix configuration that would then redirect/rewrite to only the addresses present in that list? or can it only be defined in the canonical_recipient file
email redirection smtp postfix rewrite
email redirection smtp postfix rewrite
asked Jan 18 at 7:47
Bryan882Bryan882
61
asked Jan 18 at 7:47
Bryan882Bryan882
61
asked Jan 18 at 7:47
Bryan882Bryan882
61
asked Jan 18 at 7:47
Bryan882Bryan882
61
asked Jan 18 at 7:47
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