rules for local delivery

Hi all.
In a virtual host enviroment, I would to set some rules of delivery for
one user of one virtual domain.

Example1:
mail for user1@domain1.tld must be automatically delivered to
user1@domain1.tld AND TO global@domain1.tld

Example2:
mail for info@domain2.tld must be delivered to user1@domain2.tld AND TO
user2@domain2.tld BUT NOT TO info@domain2.tld

Using procmail solve the problem, but introduce many more problems. I
guess I wrong something in procmailrc.

Is there another simply method to do it without using procmail?
Or what is the right procmailrc code to do it?

I spent 3 days over this problem, but I didn't find the solution.

Thanks in advance.

You could do it using Postfix virtual maps. Reference "man 5 virtual"

For example:

--<main.cf>--
virtual_alias_domains = domain1.tld, domain2.tld
virtual_alias_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual


--</etc/postfix/virtual>--
user1@domain1.tld user1@domain1.tld, global@domain1.tld
info@domain2.tld user1@domain2.tld, user2@domain2.tld


--
Greg




Lucifer wrote:
> Hi all.
> In a virtual host enviroment, I would to set some rules of delivery for
> one user of one virtual domain.
>
> Example1:
> mail for user1@domain1.tld must be automatically delivered to
> user1@domain1.tld AND TO global@domain1.tld
>
> Example2:
> mail for info@domain2.tld must be delivered to user1@domain2.tld AND TO
> user2@domain2.tld BUT NOT TO info@domain2.tld
>
> Using procmail solve the problem, but introduce many more problems. I
> guess I wrong something in procmailrc.
>
> Is there another simply method to do it without using procmail?
> Or what is the right procmailrc code to do it?
>
> I spent 3 days over this problem, but I didn't find the solution.
>
> Thanks in advance.