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Need a catchall for a mail server running on CentOS5

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dalearyous

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i need to write a catchall for a domain hosted on my VPS. so any email going to anything@domain.com goes to a specific email address or addresses. help?

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i added this to my /etc/postfix/virtual file
@domain.com catch@domain.com
(all email going to that domain that isn't a real address gets sent to catch@domain.com)

i then added this to my /etc/postfix/main.cf file:
virtual_alias_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual

reloaded postfix and i ran postmap /etc/postfix/virtual

still not working.
ideas? if i email a made up name @mydomain.com i get Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently:
 
bump.

i also need help figuring out how to start a blacklist that blocks email from certain domains. even with spamassassin running it still needs help
 
That's the exact line I have in my virtual file, edited to be generic of course. Oh and I had to tell Postfix it's using regexps, with 'virtual_alias_maps = regexp:/etc/postfix/virtual'.
 
There's nothing special about the one I posted. The . character tells it to accept anything and * tells it to do that for an unlimited amount of characters.
 
i am not sure, i was talking to someone who installed admin tools and you can setup forwarding rules and other things from the squirrelmail interface.
 
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