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Q0633
Why is $domain not set in the smtp transport?
The smtp transport can handle several recipient addresses at once. This happens by default if the host lists for the addresses are identical. A single copy of the message is sent, using multiple <small>RCPT</small> commands to transmit multiple envelope recipients. The $domain variable is set in the smtp transport only if all the recipient addresses have the same domain. You must have a case where several addresses with different domains resolve to the same set of hosts. If you want to restrict the transport so that it handles only a single domain at once (but still possibly with more than one recipient), set
multi_domain = false
If you want to restrict the transport so that it handles only a single address at once, set
max_rcpt = 1
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