my setup is similar. i entered in /etc/main.cf the following for virtual-support: virtual_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual make sure, alias_maps is like this in the same file: alias_maps = ...in this case, you don't need to support /etc/postfix/aliases, you have to insert your users in /etc/postfix/virtual instead. so, a user in /etc/postfix/virtual looks like: mydomain.net anything roger@xxxxxxxxxxxx roger have a look at the first line: gwch.net ist my domainname, i tell there postfix to accept anything for this domain the second line is my mailbox (which should usually be a unix-user, related to shadow-accounts, but i use mysql for authentication) if you have a further domain, e.g test just add: test.net anything email@xxxxxxxx mailbox-username now, you can put anything you want for the e-mail-adress, but a user in unix has to be present. now, make sure, that the dns-entries of those domains have the appropriate mx-record to your mailserver. btw. don't forget to '/usr/sbin/postmap virtual' to create the virtual db. is it what you where looking for? HTH Roger > I have 3 domains pointing at this server, and i would like to receive > mail for all of them. The machines hostname is moso.dk (so that will be > myorigin i guess). Would it be easiest not to have real unix users for > each mailbox, or the other way around?
