Basically the way it appears to work is as follows:
Mail comes in to server
Is the inbound e-mail submitted through hivemail (like through a web interface) or is postfix piping an inbound e-mail to hivemail?
Postfix, somehow, (through the "luser" command?) knows that it should submit the message to the "catch-all" on the server, an executable file called hivemail_process.php
luser? I see luser_relay in main.cf.
Have you read the chapter about using luser_relay at: http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html
Especially the parameters that override luser_relay.
That script then checks with the MySQL database whether the user is valid and either writes the message to the dbase or rejects the message.
So what is this script checking? envelope recipient or header recipient. If so, how is postfix passing these parameters?
More I can't tell you all. That's about as much as I know.
Have you tried turning on debugging in postfix? See:
http://www.postfix.org/DEBUG_README.html
Also, are you possibly running postfix in a chroot'd environment? The debug_readme talks about howto enable/disable this.
Steve Cowles
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