Wildcard aliases in postfix

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is there way to specify wildcard aliases in postfix virtual table?

eg.

support+*@foo.bar

gets sent to

support+*@bar.foo

in this way i want to achieve that all mails with a support+Project@foo.bar address get redirected to another server..

thanks!

Best Answer

Use a regex table or pcre_table as one of your alias_maps (or virtual_alias_maps). You consider using transport_maps if you want the mail delivered to another box without aliasing.

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Postfix – How to Make Aliases Work for Virtual Domains

I got this awesome link from a tweep and it worked perfectly! If you are looking for the answer, here is my solution. (You need to combine this with the /etc/aliases from my first post, this snippet is only for the virtual domain aliases.)

Configuration

virtual_alias_maps = regexp:/etc/postfix/virtual_users_global hash:/etc/postfix/virtual_users

/etc/postfix/virtual_users_global

# Short version:

/^(postmaster|root|MAILER-DAEMON|abuse)@/   postmaster
/^(bin|daemon|named|nobody|uucp|www|ftp-bugs|postfix|manager|dumper|operator|decode)@/  root

# Or the long version:

/^postmaster@/         postmaster
/^root@/               postmaster
/^MAILER-DAEMON@/      postmaster

/^bin@/                root
/^daemon@/             root
/^named@/              root
/^nobody@/             root
/^uucp@/               root
/^www@/                root
/^ftp-bugs@/           root
/^postfix@/            root

/^manager@/            root
/^dumper@/             root
/^operator@/           root
/^abuse@/              postmaster

/^decode@/             root

Sender Restrictions to Aliases/Address in Postfix

You can use the smtpd_restriction_classes setting in main.cf to specify a map of allowed senders. Check out this page: http://www.postfix.org/RESTRICTION_CLASS_README.html

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Postfix – How to Make Aliases Work for Virtual Domains

Sender Restrictions to Aliases/Address in Postfix

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