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These options fixed it, I would not of done it without your help... append_dot_mydomain = no swap_bangpath = no append_at_myorigin = no allow_percent_hack = no

Almost! Now it does this... I sent mail from my client, alias@domain.com it no longer changes domain.com alias to unixusername but it still changes the hostname from domain.com to serverdomain.com so alias@domain.com becomes alias@serverdomain.com Here is the change I made. < canonical_maps...

This is how I understand it. If email is sent to blah@blah.com but the username on the server is nobody the server will accept mail as blah@blah.com but put it into unixusername's mailbox. I want this to happen and that is working but when that user sends out email it's rewritting it to...

Looks like this... # Domain.com alias@domain.com unixusername Yes I ran postmap.

I'll do even better, here is my config file... soft_bounce = no command_directory = /usr/local/sbin daemon_directory = /usr/local/libexec/postfix myhostname = MaskeProductions.com mydomain = MaskeProductions.com myorigin = MaskeProductions.com inet_interfaces = all mydestination =...

Thank you for your help but none of these options are working.

No matter what mail client or what user is being used when mail is sent with the email address set as alias@domain.com the receiver sees unixusername@serverdomain.com. How do I fix this?