Should your domains have separate namespaces? For esample, should mail for the two addresses and go to the same mailbox or separate ones? If they go to the same mailbox name them shared domains, and if the are delivered into different mailboxes then call it seperate domains.There are two important considerations that influence how you should configure postfix for hosting multiple domains: To determine which technique or techniques you need, you must decide how postfix should deliver messages for virtual domains. It is possible to mix techniques if you must handle different domains in different ways. There are several different mechanisms for hosting multiple domains. However, the primary address for every virtual user is in place in the file how is vacation messaging configured?! One interesting question arises though - lets say I had configured 3 with same alias - what if the first of them read the email? Will this emails be marked as "read" on the inboxes of the second and third, too?Īnd BTW - is a virtual domain on this server, and I didn't edit the virtual_users file with the donald-address.
So - isn't that what an alias is supposed to do?! This works perfect for approaches like with the famous or Just add these mail-address to all the users who should receive email for these addresses. I've added to several users as an alternative, an alias that they should receive emails for, and they all received the mail addressed for. Note that individual aliases can also be added for particular users in Server.app.Īlso of possible use are the notes kept by "magnusviri" about managing postfix on OS X Server (3.1.2) on Mavericks 10.9.4 - there is disussion about the different locations of configuration files between /etc, /etc/postfix, and/or /Library/Server/Mail/Config/postfix/ Only one of these three locations will be being used by your setup, so editing the "wrong" files will have no effect on the system's behaviour.The solution I provided works even if you use the mailaddress (like in my example ) for many recipients - I've tried this as well. I have done this for Mavericks Server for local email addresses, recently tested it for Yosemite Server and found that it works for external address too. This can be used for email addresses that do not have accounts on the machine such as webmaster or postmaster.Īfter saving the file, one needs to run the command: sudo newaliases Enter the forwarding email address in the "to email address:" field.Īdditionally or alternatively, there is also a configuration file at /etc/aliases, /etc/postfix/aliases, and/or /Library/Server/Mail/Config/postfix/aliases which can be edited (using sudo) and in the area "# Put your local aliases here." you could put the line: user: you want a copy to stay in the local mailbox of user you could use: user: you want copies to go to additional accounts, they are separated by commas.From the "Mail should be:" pop-up menu, select "forwarded".Click the gear icon (or Control-click the user name) and choose "Edit Mail Options.".In Server.app, go to Users and select a user.In my experience this applies to Mavericks (10.9) and Yosemite (10.10) the same way that Apple says to do it for Mountain Lion.
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