After some "yank out lines until the issue stops" detective work, I think I've traced the issue to be this line in Postfix's main.cf:
virtual_alias_maps = pgsql:/etc/postfix/valiases.cf
valiases.cf is very basic example of PostgreSQL based alias maps configuration:
query = SELECT real_address from tempmail where time_expires>now() and temp_address='%s'; user = username-here password = password-here dbname = postfix hosts = ip-here
Postfix-pgsql is naturally installed and Postfix looks up aliases in the database just fine.
After some "yank out lines until the issue stops" detective work, I think I've traced the issue to be this line in Postfix's main.cf:
virtual_alias_maps = pgsql:/ etc/postfix/ valiases. cf
valiases.cf is very basic example of PostgreSQL based alias maps configuration:
query = SELECT real_address from tempmail where time_expires>now() and temp_address='%s';
user = username-here
password = password-here
dbname = postfix
hosts = ip-here
Postfix-pgsql is naturally installed and Postfix looks up aliases in the database just fine.