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So, I have a set of clients registered with a web application, and I would like some third party marketing services to be able to send e-mails to my users, on my behalf, based on their anonymous usage statistics.

However, the users are pretty sensitive to privacy so I cannot provide these services with the real user e-mail address.

Ideally, I'd provide the third party service with fake e-mail address (on my domain), and then forward the e-mail to the actual user e-mail. Any idea on how to do it?

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One way to do that if you're using postfix is to configure the alias file (/etc/postfix/aliases) to map the fake e-mail address on your domain to the client's actual email address.

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