Re: Nullclient with root aliased and user accounts masqueraded...

Robert Nickel wrote:
> Sorry for the subject, it's a strange nut I'm trying to deal with here.
>
> Background:
>   Two domains are in play, foo.com and bar.com
>   Client machines are of the form host.foo.com and host.bar.com in fairly
>     equal numbers.
>   Unqualified email sent from a any host should have one of two things happen
>     depending on the address:
>       1. If it's root, use /etc/aliases (or virtual_aliases) to expand
>          recipient to root+hostfqdn <at> bar.com and the from should remain as
>          root <at> hostfqdn.
>       2. All other email for local user accounts should be masqueraded to
>          user <at> bar.com.
>
> As an example, take my workstation with a fqdn of coin.foo.com.
>
> If I send unqualified email as root to root, it should send email that looks
> like this:
>
>   From: root <at> coin.foo.com
>   To: root+coin.foo.com <at> bar.com
>   Subject: ....
>
> Email sent from the same host as root to user robert should look thusly:
>   From: root <at> coin.foo.com
>   To: robert <at> bar.com
>   Subject: blah
>
> I've been poking around for several days and tried a number of different
> configs up to and including using recipient_cannonical_maps to no avail.
>   

not clear what you are trying to say, but stop using "unqualified" 
addresses. <foo <at> example.com> is valid. <foo> is not.

if you insist on using unqualfied addresses, then read the docs about 
myorigin.