Re: How does aliases work with cyrus?

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On 15.07.2006, at 08:14, Michael Johnson wrote:
On Jul 15, 2006, at 1:12 AM, Jim John wrote:

If a user is an alias such as sales@xxxxxxxxxxx, how does cyrus forward mail to a different user such as john@xxxxxxxxxxx? Thank you.

That's not really a function of the MDA. Your MTA should be doing that sort of thing. Cyrus might do that sort of thing, I don't know, but it's not likely. Cyrus just delivers mail to the end user. It doesn't do any transport.
You could use sieve to do it (create an account sales and create a sieve script that drops all mails into john's mailbox; sales must have post permissions for john's mailbox to do that).

Probably the MTA is the better place, as michael said. (e.g. in Postfix you could use the virtual_aliases transport to do that and virtual_mailbox transport for the actual delivery to cyrus. I'm sure other mailers have similar functions.

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