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Old 08-07-2006, 06:12 AM
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Exclamation Migration from postfix mailer to zimbra

Hi all,
I used postfix originally to fetch mail from my ISP mailbox ( ex: test@intnet.mu for user test) and deliver it locally on account user1@localdomain.local. What i used to do for sending and receiving mail through my ISP mailbox is to:
i) use smtp_generic_maps
ii) recipient_canonical_maps
iii) sender_canonical_maps
for address rewriting.

This is trivial with postfix.

When i started to look at Zimbra, the idea of using distribution list was fascinating. My proble m is that:

When i am using smtp_generic_maps, mail being fetched through fetchmail are being looped back to the ISP mailbox and is refusing to be delivered locally.
Well by desactivating smtp_generic_maps, mails do get deliverd but in that case, mails goes out with non-routable internaet mail address.

I NEED A METHOD FOR ADDRESS REWRITING IN ZIMBRA.

Desperately waiting
ash
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Old 08-11-2006, 12:02 PM
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Can't you do the rewrite before you submit them to Zimbra?
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Old 03-06-2007, 12:54 AM
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Just a note... this sounds the same as this issue: [SOLVED] Amavisd relaying back to my ISP

This is a amavis problem that I've posted a solution to in that thread.

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