dbmail@dbmail.org writes: > But that seems OK since postfix can do everything DBMail can in >this regard (or so I believe?). well, yes,,...hm... but... we, at least, use amanagement tool for dbmail (self-cooked), that cannot modify the file system directly, but is bound to do database changes. this option is kinda sestroyed with your solution...
just thinking (my c is too bad to actually implement this): table spamfilters (id, program) like 1;/path/spamc -u 2; /path/whatever 4; /path/prog3 and make dbmail-smtp get the data from $MTA look up a table (e.g. alias, edded a field spamfilter get the spamfilter-value and run the scripts like value1: spamc 2:whatever 3: spamc, then whatever etc. and THEN do the delivery i think this would be more in the spirit of dbmail as a database-driven and -controlled system, wouldn't it? any comments on this? -- Wulff D. Heiss, CTO Office Vienna Ullmannstr. 3, A-1150 Wien Tel.: +43-1-9610415/30 Fax: +43-1-9610415/10
