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What you are looking for is "Virtual Users" as we call them. Here is a how-to on one way to implement them. This one uses a mysql database as a user/domain database. I use this method only I run a postgresql database instead of a mysql database.
ok well good to know that i'm on the right track.....
I'm in a bit of a rush right now, so I'll check the link later. But from what I've seen from these types of emails they refer to aliases alot so i was begining to think that I had to haev real unix users to alias my virtual users to. True/False?
And the Postfix+MySQL HOWTO i was startign to check offered no independant user mangaing abilites, etc.
Nope, you just have to have a directory full of maildirs to point to for the users.
The system I have setup the users username, password (hash only, of course), maildir direcotry, ect. are in a database and postfix looks to the database to finds it's users and delivers mail to the maildir listed for them.
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