tisdag 04 april 2006 21:38 skrev Dermot Paikkos:
> ======= aliases ====
> mailer-daemon: postmaster
> postmaster: root
> # mortals
> joe: joe
> jbloggs: joe
> joe.bloggs: joe
> =====================
>
> ==== passwd =========
> joe:x:1001:1001:Joe,,,:/home/joe:/bin/false
> =======================
>
> When I do exim -d+route -bt joe.bloggs@???
>
> internal_search_find: file="/etc/aliases"
> type=lsearch key="joe.bloggs"
> file lookup required for joe.bloggs
> in /etc/aliases
> lookup yielded: joe
> expanded: joe
> file is not a filter file
> parse_forward_list: joe
> extract item: joe
> system_aliases router generated joe@???
What is your primary_hostname and hosts_treat_as_local global settings, and
what is in your local_domains domainlist? You might also want to have a look
at the qualify_domain and qualify_preserve_domain settings of the redirect
router and the global qualify_domain and qualify_recipient settings.
The redirect router qualifies any unqualified local parts found in the alias
file with the first of the following:
1. The original domain, if qualify_preserve_domain is set on the router
2. the domain given by the router's qualify_domain setting,
3. the domain given by the global qualify_recipient setting,
4. the domain given by the global qualify_domain setting,
5. the primary_hostname.
Looks like your router configuration treats mydomain.com (without the host
name) as a nonlocal domain.
--
Magnus Holmgren
