Simon Hobson

Sorry, you are asking in the wrong place : This is not a general Postfix help forum - this is for the separate package PostfixAdmin which configures/maintains virtual domains & mailboxes using Postfix (plus MySQL or PostgreSQL, optionally maildrop, and Courier or Dovecot). For Postfix help you should head over to postfix.org and check out the Postfix mailing lists. But ... Looking at those links, you've mistyped your reject_domains file entries. Instead of /.tld/ you have /.tld/. I don't think this...

I think you may be in the wrong place. This is not a general Postfix help forum - this is for the separate package PostfixAdmin which configures/maintains virtual domains & mailboxes using Postfix (plus MySQL or PostgreSQL, optionally maildrop, and Courier or Dovecot). For Postfix help you should head over to postfix.org and check out the Postfix mailing lists. I have to admit, it's something I've pondered over occasionally. I suspect you'd need to do it in the check_sender_address or check_recipient_address...

This doesn't sound like a PostfixAdmin issue. This is not a general Postfix help forum - this is for the separate package PostfixAdmin which configures/maintains virtual domains & mailboxes using Postfix (plus MySQL or PostgreSQL, optionally maildrop, and Courier or Dovecot). For Postfix help you should head over to postfix.org and check out the Postfix mailing lists. I interpret your question as : you are trying to setup something to send emails, you want it to send them to user@company.com, but...

In your mailbox table, what is in the maildir column ? And what is passed to Dovecot as %u ? I'm not using Dovecot so don't know what the config should look like, but the line starting mail_location looks wrong - I'd expect it to either be a root for the mail store (i.e. without the %u) or not present altogether. Your sql there gets the full path of the mailbox, and I wonder if Dovecot is trying to prepend mail_location to it ? In my Courier config, it's got a similar construct to get the full path...

Firstly, what tutorial did you follow ? There are a number online that are out of date and will not work properly with the current versions. The documentation you need to follow is included with the package.

Well start with that warning at the end : warning: do not list domain rcousins.com in BOTH virtualaliasdomains and virtualmailboxdomains Going from memory, these will be conflicting - creating a virtual alias domain means that every address in the target domain will also be in the alias domain. Then you are creating the same domain as a virtual domain and creating an alias for single mailbox. Do one OR the other - not both. Then, go into the documentation directory and double check that you have...

Often you can get your IP (assuming it's static) unblocked. How you do this varies - and it can take some digging to find the right page. In the case of the one to Microsoft, that's their own internal block list so you need to find somewhere on there where you can effectively say "please, pretty please, I'm not a spammer and I legitimately run my own mail server in spite of this being a residential/dynamic address range". I had a similar problem with AOL some years ago and it took me ages before...

It must be an Ubuntu thing then, I've just checked on a Devuan box and it does NOT ask to uninstall MySQL. Also, I would assume that "even in Ubuntu" you get told what will be installed/upgraded/removed and it's always worth reviewing these before telling Apt "yes, go ahead and do it". I have to say, TBH it sounds really strange removing MySQL.