I moved a site from a webhosting provider realizing I could get full server access here for less $$$!!! I moved over most of my mail but have aliases over there also…
My email address there is admin@domain1.net and my email account on my droplet is postmaster@domain2.tk.
As a test, I am trying to get emails to admin@domain2.tk to go to my inbox at postmaster@domain2.tk
How can I do this? I tried editing /etc/postfix/aliases (and running newaliases), /etc/postfix/generic, and /etc/postfix/virtual
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I have Dovecot, I could consider doing it there, but if Postfix doesn’t do this, when why are those files there?
<b>“As a test, I am trying to get emails to admin@domain2.tk to go to my inbox at postmaster@domain2.tk”</b> <br> <br>I’m no expert, but doesn’t Postfix <b>send</b> as opposed to receive & route mail to the appropriate mailbox? You should probably be looking at either <code>Cyrus</code> or <code>Dovecot</code>, instead.
Yes it does, but I already got my emails transferred using IMAP.