Can I turn off mail for a domain?

[Erik]

Hello,

I'm looking for a way to turn of mail for certain domains so mail can be handled by another server.
A non-solution is just changing the DNS records (mx and such) because the server itself will still deliver mail to the local postfix server

Does anyone have a suggestion?

[rbtux]

remove the domain and the accounts from:
/etc/postfix/ispcp/{aliases,domains,mailboxes}
/etc/ispcp/postfix/working/{aliases,domains,mailboxes}

and restart postfix...

[Erik]

That is what we currently do. You need to run "postmap domains" too to update the database. But every change in the control panel will undo the changes made. I'm looking for a permanent fix like an option to handle or not handle mail for a domain in the control panel itself. It's a requirement that most users will need so I hoped I just missed some option somewhere.

[Cube]

I am not sure, but I think an entry in postfix's transport-map would be enough. It's not in the panel, but quite easy to do.

[rbtux]

then you havn't changed the files under /etc/ispcp/postfix/working/{aliases,domains,mailboxes}
they make the change permanent

and no there is no option in the panel...

[Erik]

rbtux Wrote:then you havn't changed the files under /etc/ispcp/postfix/working/{aliases,domains,mailboxes}
they make the change permanent

and no there is no option in the panel...

rbtux, thanks. I did not know there were such files for the mail config too. This will at least provide a permanent fix although it's still a feature request that should be made (in my opinion).

[BioALIEN]

Just to outline, I believe the feature request made here is 100% valid. Especially with hosted app services such as Google and Live, a domain user (yes at the user level) may want their mail handled elsewhere.