Conor Daly's [conor.daly at oceanfree.net] 61 lines of wisdom included:
> Now, this is applied _only_ to sender address. An identity mapped regexp
> on @local.domain before is going to trigger on everything that triggers
> the existing regexp so nothing will get rewritten yes? Postfix already
> knows that local.domain is local (it's in $mydestination) so it shouldn't
> need to rewrite but it seems to want to. I need something that will
> trigger on @local.domain in the _recipient_ address and thence skip the
> _sender_ rewrite.
I'm unclear as to why you need recipient and sender canoncial maps?
I think using plain old ``canoncial_maps'' will suffice, as you want
the regexp to be applied to both recipient and sender.
Phil.
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