Paul Cocker wrote: >> >> Postfix expects this format: >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] OK >> ^^^^^ -> this is a tab >> > > Thanks for the pointers. I've now set something up, but being more > comfortable in Windows I've set it all up on that side: > > ========================= > @echo off > adfind -list -sc exchaddresses:SMTP > validrecipients.txt > cut -c 6- validrecipients.txt > validrecipients2.txt > pscp -i "somepath\exchangeuser.ppk" > "somepath\Validrecipients.txt" > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/someuser > ========================= > > I used -list in adfind to cleanup the output, that way I only need to > trim the SMTP: bit. > > Cut comes from the UnxUtils package, it removes SMTP: > > I assume from your example that I need to insert an OK at the end of > each line, but the documentation > http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#relay_recipient_maps seems to > suggest I just need a list of addresses. > > Am I missing a page somewhere? > > All map files are expected to have a result, even if it's discarded (like in this case).
Since you are using a flat lookup, you still need to run postmap on the unix or linux side to have Postfix recognize the map If you do not have a result, postmap will complain: postmap: warning: test_map, line 1: expected format: key whitespace value This will not give the expected result and all lookups will fail. Brian
