Good advice. I don't relay messages to internal o external servers right
now, only to dbmail transport. but I think somebody may need it.
Thanks.
Alejandro Marin
> dso> My script is multidomain aware. To do so, I create an addition
> table in dso> dbmail database for Postfix to resolve transports and to
> dbmail.sh to dso> distinguish system domains. To create the table you
> can use the dso> following commands:
>
> dso> USE dbmail;
>
> dso> CREATE TABLE transport (
> dso> domain varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
> dso> transport varchar(8) default NULL,
> dso> PRIMARY KEY (domain)
> dso> ) TYPE=MyISAM;
>
> dso> INSERT INTO transport VALUES ('localhost','dbmail:');
>
> If you want Postfix to fully utilize the transport table, don't limit
> the transport column to 8 characters; Some transport methods can be
> quite involved!
>
> For example, you might want Postfix to forward "internal.domain.com"
> mail to a server inside your firewall, possibly after running it
> through some filtering. That isn't going to fit in 8 characters...
>
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