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Redirecting wildcard emails to one email with postfix

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http://serverfault.com – I'm creating a bounce email system where emails can reply to messages on my site. However when the emails are sent to the user containing the previous message, the Reply-To field contains an email something like this notification-message-988742@mysite.com (which contains the ID at the end). If the user replies, the reply message will be sent back to notification-message-988742@mysite.com which of course, doesn't have its own mailbox, except the notification@mysite.com. How would I redirect all incoming messages coming from a specific wildcard notification-message-*@mysite.com to notificati (HowTos)

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Submitted by grtyyu on 10/05/2012

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