(OT) Postfix Virtual

Peter Russell pete at ENITECH.COM.AU
Wed Nov 30 21:25:00 GMT 2005


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Ahh thanks.

I could use your second example, the username format is different 
between these systems. What is the . for in @.* ?

/user1 at .*/ user2 at domain3.tld

or i guess if i knew the regexp i could use something like your 
/(.*)@domain[12].tld/ $1 at domain3.tld

How would this work for for and does it mean i could get away with 
having that one line?
domain1 (@sub.mydomain.com)
domain2 (@mydomain.com)
domain3 (@domain3.com)

Many thanks for your help
Pete


Glenn Steen wrote:
> On 30/11/05, Glenn Steen <glenn.steen at gmail.com> wrote:
> (snip)
> 
>>@domain1.tld @domain3.tld
>>@domain2.tld @domain3.tld
> 
> (snip)
> 
>>/(.*)@domain[12].tld/ $1 at domain3.tld
> 
> (snip)
> those two would be rather equivalent... probably not what you're looking for.
> You might be more interrested in something like:
> /user1 at .*/ user2 at domain3.tld
> although that would assume that user1 could never exist in any but the
> affected domains. I'm sure you can imagine the permutations...
> 
> --
> -- Glenn
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