Jeff Weinberger wrote:
Hi:
I"m using content filtering by using the following (this is the example)
syntax in master.cf:
smtp inet ...other stuff here, do not change... smtpd
-o content_filter=myfilter:myfilter
myfilter unix - n n - 10 pipe
flags......
All is working as expected.
According to the directive documentation, the content_filter directive I
am using above can take a transport(5) table (hash:, pcre:, etc.) to use
different transports for different domains
no, it does not. it is the value of content_filter that has the same
syntax as the _result_ from a transport map. content_filter may not be a
map.
Does anyone know if I can use a MySQL lookup for this? with a syntax like:
[snip]
if you want per recipient filtering, use multiple instances and then use
transport_maps insted of content_filter. alternatively, do the check in
the filter.
note that using a FILTER statement in a check_recipient_access call
doesn't always work "as intended", because one content_filter is used
even if there are multiple recipients.
