Re: VIRTUAL - User Permissions and Ownership

I am trying to set up the "Postfix Virtual Doamin Hosting" - 2nd
example
in the HOWTO - and have run into a bit of snag.

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Ok, let me try to answer this question......

The user and group who will be owner of /var/mail/vhosts, can not be
the
root user.
Create a user like "vmail" and a group like "vgroup" and give the
onwership of directory for him.
On main.cf, setup:

virtual_uid_maps =3D static:uid_of_vuser
virtual_gid_maps =3D static:gid_of_vuser

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Owner is now changed
Group is now changed

If I use:
virtual_uid_maps =3D hash:/etc/postfix/uids
virtual_gid_maps =3D hash:/etc/postfix/gids

So - I think...using the above I would then create

/etc/postfix/uids that looks something like

username1@domain1.com 50101
anotherusername@2nddomain.com 50201

and...
/etc/postfix/gids that looks something like

username1@domain1.com 50100
anotherusername@2nddomain.com 50200

leaving me between 50102 and 50199 for users of domain1
and 50202 and up for users of 2nddomain ???

Am I at least in the right forest ?