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In which order are the archives scanned, trying to resolve a name?

First aliases and then virtualusers? In this case an alias should hide
all equivalent virtual names.

First virtual and then alias? In this case using an option like
	@domain.xx 	error:nouser No such user here
in virtusertable avoids that an alias works on that domain.

Thanks,

Tonino

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