Regex multiple catch-all setup in postfix
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00:00 Regex Multiple Catch-All Setup In Postfix
00:22 Accepted Answer Score 18
00:43 Answer 2 Score 4
00:58 Thank you
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 18
Add this to your main.cf:
alias_maps = regexp:/etc/postfix/aliases
Then create /etc/postfix/aliases as follows:
/^tom\..*@domain.com$/ tom@other.com
/^phil\..*@domain.com$/ phil@other.com
See the regexp table documentation for additional information.
ANSWER 2
Score 4
I'll add this for people who are wondering if it is possible to handle multiple address aliases with less configuration:
/^(.*)\..*@domain.com$/ $1@other.com
This will forward:
<anything>.<part_b>@domain.com
to
<anything>@other.com