> Hi Hi > I'm in dire need of away to filter incoming messages to other mailboxes > than INBOX. > I.e. if I receive an email addressed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] i want it to go > to a folder named 1234 for the user associated with domain.com > > I would like dbmail to manage this by it self if possible. As a last > resort I'll build a perl / php script that sorts the emails into the > correct boxes but that > is quite a tacky solution which I want to avoid if possible. > > Any suggestions?
I had a play around with this. You can specify a mailbox and username for dbmail. dbmail-smtp -m "mailbox" -u [username] for delivery to mailbox (name) Depending on what args you're currently using on dbmail-smtp, shouldn't be too much hassle to add a script between mta and dbmail-smtp. If you're sending the address as an arg, then simply do a db query to return the username and the desired mailbox. The pass all stdin to dbmail-smtp. The only downside would be a performance loss, ideally you'd want to use persistent db connections on compiled code. I had a play with the dbmail-smtp (main.c) code, so could in theory simply use something like: Dbmail-smtp -m "INBOX" -h Or Dbmail-smtp -m "JUNK" -h However my hacking couldn't reliably get the address, worked fine in testing just not on our live system, think I might have another look at this again though. Although, ideally libsieve (server side sorting) would do all that you require :) S
