On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 1:28 AM, mouss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> straightforward to store in SQL. Someplace I've seen a warning against >> mixing LDAP and SQL — may have been in the "Book of Postfix", but > I don't remember any such warning, and I don't see what problem this > would cause even if the servers are on different machines.
Ah, it was on "Linuxtopia" website (http://tinyurl.com/564q7r). In other words, it was more of someone's opinion than by any means a recommendation from an "authoritative source". > I don't know what you mean by "virtual canonical domains". These are > "virtual alias domains". It's simply a virtual alias domain that aliases all users from another virtual domain. (Now Google search finds this thread and nothing else if you search for "virtual canonical domains" with quotes ;-). > The problem you are facing is that virtual aliases are not recursively > expanded at smtp time. Exactly. > if you don't need recursion, you can use sql easily. otherwise, a policy > server can do whatever you want. The policy server looks really interesting! I'll give it a try, and also see if Darren's suggestion would work for this particular issue. Ville
