Redirection - from one account to two via canonical

greg

7/13/24, 8:27 PM

On a handful of servers in my environment I've got the following in /etc/postfix/canonical:

if !/[email protected]/i
/.+/ [email protected]
fi

Now I'm being asked to do add another email to ignore from getting converted. From what I understand I can't do a simple:

if !/DoNotReply[AB]@example.com/i

I'm tempted to do a:

if !/DoNotReply(.*)@example.com/i

to handle any case they might come up with in the future but that's more wide open and would accept anything that starts with "DoNotReply" in it.

I've seen mention of updating /etc/postfix/virtual with something like:

[email protected]   [email protected]
[email protected]   [email protected]

and then in the canonical maybe have a line like:

/.+/ [email protected]

but not sure of the order of processing.

Any suggestions?

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anx

7/14/24, 4:14 AM

I suggest to instead entirely eradicate anything called "do not reply". It is about as appropriate as walking up to peoples doors, ringing the bell and ditching.

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