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Old 01-31-2014, 11:56 AM   #1
jayram1989
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Configure postfix to view catch-all address in mail header


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I configured catchall for postfix as follows:-
"#vim /etc/postfix/virtual
@example.com test"
So if we send mail to xyzjsdv@example.com will get delivered to test@example.com. But the problem was it always shows the same user name in the mail header "test@example.com". I created a script for checking the mail header, so that I need the particular user@example should be display at the mail header since I need to differentiate all the users. Please help me how to configure the postfix, so that I will get this outcome. Sudden answers would be appreciated
 
  


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