Just in case someone will need this, i've made a simple script for myself that creates new user and adds email to the system. Used in this setup: http://howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23522 It's far from perfect but it sure simplifies the job of adding new email Code: #!/bin/sh # Creates new user and adds email to the list ;) echo "================================================"; echo "Hey! This script is used for creating new email."; echo -n "Enter full email address and press [ENTER]: " read EMAIL PRE_EMAIL=$(egrep "^$EMAIL" /etc/postfix/virtusertable) if [ -n "${PRE_EMAIL}" ] then echo "Email already exists, please try again." exit 1 fi; echo -n "Enter users name, used for system and press [ENTER]: "; read USER PRE_USER=$(egrep "^$USER" /etc/passwd) if [ -n "${PRE_USER}" ] then echo "User already exists, please try again." exit 1 fi; echo -n "Enter folder name and press [ENTER]: "; read FOLDER PRE_FOLDER=$(egrep ":/home/$FOLDER:" /etc/passwd) if [ -n "${PRE_FOLDER}" ] then echo "Folder already exists, please try again." exit 1 fi; echo -e "\nCreating user...\n"; useradd -d /home/"$FOLDER" -m -g users "$USER" -s /bin/false passwd "$USER" echo -e "Adding email line to /etc/postfix/virtusertable \n" echo "$EMAIL" "$USER" >> /etc/postfix/virtusertable echo -e "Running postmap /etc/postfix/virtusertable command... \n" postmap /etc/postfix/virtusertable echo -e "Restarting Postfix... \n" /etc/init.d/postfix restart echo -e "User was successfully added!\n" Just save the file, chmod to 755 and run it. It will ask you for info it needs