Add postfix::mailalias, that creates an email alias and updates the binary...

  }

  if $manage_root_alias {

    mailalias {'root':

    postfix::mailalias {'root':

      recipient => $root_mail_recipient,

      notify    => Exec['newaliases'],

    }

  }

# == Definition: postfix::mailalias

#

# Creates an email alias in the local alias database and updates the binary

# version of said database.

#

# === Parameters

#

# [*name*]      - the alias name. See aliases(5).

# [*ensure*]    - present/absent, defaults to present.

# [*recipient*] - where email should be sent.

#

# === Requires

#

# - Class["postfix"]

#

# === Examples

#

#   node "toto.example.com" {

#

#     include postfix

#

#     postfix::mailalias { 'postmaster':

#       ensure    => present,

#       recipient => 'foo',

#     }

#

define postfix::mailalias (

  Variant[String, Array[String]] $recipient,

  Enum['present', 'absent']      $ensure='present',

) {

  mailalias { $title:

    ensure    => $ensure,

    name      => $name,

    recipient => $recipient,

    notify    => Exec['newaliases'],

  }

}