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cat /etc/aliases
man 5 aliases

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sudo newaliases

έγραψε:3.4. Aliases

We are nearly finished. We have an email account set up for our user John Smith who logs in as john. His email address would be john@example.com . However, John may like to receive email as jsmith@example.com (or any other alias). We can achieve this by setting an alias for John using the system alias file (by default postfix uses /etc/aliases). We can also add aliases for other users, so for example we could also redirect root's email to John by adding the following to /etc/aliases:

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# Person who should get root's mail
root: john
# User aliases
jsmith: john
j.smith: john

If you edit the aliases file to set up new aliases for users once postfix is running, you must rebuild the aliases database by running the newaliases command.

έγραψε:One User, Multiple Email Addresses (Aliases)
Say you want to pick up multiple emails addresses (e.g. info@yourdomain.com in addition to your regular email address). In Webmin: Servers; Postfix Configuration; Mail Aliases, Create a New Alias. Enter: Address of "info"; Alias to "Email Address" of "emailusername". There is no need to put the @yourdomain.com in these addresses.
After you have made this change Webmin will have added a row like info: emailusername in /etc/aliases. If you prefer you can just directly edit the /etc/aliases file, then restart your mail server.

One Email, Multiple Recipients: Forwarding To Multiple Email Addresses (Aliases)
Want one email address (e.g. sales.yourdomain.com) to go to several different users?
In Webmin: Servers; Postfix Configuration; Mail Aliases, Create a New Alias. Enter Address of "sales"; Alias to "Email Address" of "emailusername1,emailusername2,someotheruser@hotmail.com". Now if you email the sales alias, the email will get sent to those three addresses addresses.

These entries will also appear in /etc/aliases like

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sales: emailusername1,emailusername2,someotheruser@hotmail.com

You can edit /etc/aliases directly if you need to.