On Mon, 2006-04-17 at 15:01, Adam Done wrote:
> I am trying to implement a cidr notation for my networks on a separate
> file and loading them in postfix main.cf as
>
> mynetworks = cidr:/etc/postfix/files/mynetworks
>
>
> but when I do postmap cidr:/etc/postfix/files/mynetworks i get this error
>
> ../postfix/files # postmap cidr:mynetworks
> postmap: fatal: dict_mkmap_func: unsupported dictionary type: cidr:
> Is the postfix-cidr package installed?
>
>
> To find out if I have cidr available I issued
>
> ../postfix/files # postconf -m
> btree
> cidr
> environ
> hash
> ldap
> mysql
> nis
> pcre
> pgsql
> proxy
> regexp
> sdbm
> static
> tcp
> unix
>
>
> and it is there to use but I can't create a map file. Any suggestions.
> This looks to be a debian issue.
I may be using a different version (2.2) of Postfix than you
but here it works if I omit the "cidr:" prefix:
# cat mynetworks
127.0.0.0/8 loopback
192.168.0.0/16 RFC1918
<snip>
# postmap cidr:mynetworks
postmap: fatal: dict_mkmap_func: unsupported dictionary type: cidr: Is
the postfix-cidr package installed?
# postmap mynetworks
# grep mynetwork main.cf
mynetworks = cidr:/etc/postfix/mynetworks
permit_mynetworks,
--Mike Bird
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