Hi, this is for information only since it is wrongly written in the manual of ISPconfig3. The manual says it shoud be like: Server: <ISPconfig server> Relay recipient: <[email protected] or domain.tld> Actually. If you want to be a backup MX for a whole domain. You should use "@domain.tld". If the @ is not included it will mention "rejected: User unknown in virtual mailbox table;" the main.cf in /etc/postfix should have: Code: transport_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql-virtual_transports.cf relay_recipient_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql-virtual_relayrecipientmaps.cf good luck everyone searching for this. I hope this gets rectified in the manual. Cheers, Bart Dorlandt The Netherlands
Chapter 4.7.5.4, right? I've changed it to Relay recipient: Fill in the email address or email domain, e.g. [email protected] or @example.com. It will be available with the next update.
page 131, Hi, it should be changed on page 131. (chapter 4.7.1.7 Email Routing) It has a picture where no @ is used. and indeed in chapter 4.7.5.4, like you said.
Great. the only thing left to say... I love it.... It makes it a lot easier to manage the accounts. Better than my home made scripts. thumps up for you guys
Oh yes , bambam82. for this solution must be stand alone instaltion ISPC , or is possible mx-backup as part of a multiserver structure? I hawe backup mx without ispc system .. only blanc postfix with realey. Petr btw. I have manual, great work, but for this solution I dont listen answer.
Hi, you should have answer in the other topic: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?p=242944 backup MX without ISPconfig3 is no problem. This should also work in multi setup.
