Dots in Email addresses

Hi,

I am having a major headache here. Doesn't ISPConfig support dots in emails?
Creating a new mail user like this:

name: whatever
email: [email protected]
username: whatever

And guess what! It doesn't work.

Then deleting this user, creating an alias for an existing user on that domain.tld - an alias looks like this aswell: test.whatever.

And guess what! It doesn't work aswell. Should it be this way? If not, am I missing something? How do I fix it?

Cheers.

 

No errors. The message gets forwarded to the catchall account of the different domain (the main hostname actually).

 

Tried changing the hostname - doesn't help.

Here's the mail.log:

Code:

Jun  5 08:55:00 ***** postfix/local[22093]: 888B2344F9: to=<[email protected]>, orig_to=<[email protected]>, relay=local, delay=4, status=sent (delivered to command: /usr/bin/procmail -f-)
Jun  5 08:55:00 ***** postfix/qmgr[22060]: 888B2344F9: removed

The theusername is the user on the secondarydomain, that has got that alias valdas.pauliukonis assigned to it. The mail is being forwarded to [email protected] - what the heck?

 

Of course I reloaded/restarted postfix.

Here's the output of postconf:

http://www.saulis.com/post

 

Ok, it looks like I've got it.
[email protected] probably only means the message goes to that user on that server, it's not an actual e-mail. Apparently after cleaning up the database and creating a new user with a dot in the middle - it all works fine now.

Cheers.