From: Michael Tokarev (no email)
Date: Fri Feb 01 2002 - 10:52:10 EST
Leonardo Rodrigues wrote:
>
> Hello Guys,
>
> We're from Brazil and use postfix as smtp server for several users.
> But we have lots of problems when sending messages to AOL. Why ?? The
> correct AOL addresses would be @aol.com, but our users usually send it
> to @aol.com.BR, which does NOT receive messages for the domain.
>
> I'd like to know if it's possible, with postfix, to replace
> destination address from @aol.com.br to @aol.com before delivering
> message ...
I'd suggest you to disallow mail to aol.com.br instead of transparently
replacing aol.com.br to aol.com. Imagine the situation when your users
who uses (incorrect) aol.com.br will tell to his friends etc that such
an address works ok and should be used instead of aol.com -- friends will
complain to e.g. their local ISP, and tell their friends the same
misinformation...
> Can this be done ?
For my suggestion, use either relocated_maps, something like
aol.com.br aol.com
or check_recipient_access:
aol.com.br 551 Use aol.com instead
Regards,
Michael.
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