On Mon, Jan 05, 2009 at 09:02:01PM -0500, Adam wrote:
> > if you mean the recipient domain, then no, unless you want to run
> > multiple postfix instances.
> >
> > do whatever you want in the filter.
> >
>
>
> Sorry if I'm using the terms incorrectly... I mean from my end, I'd
> like to run multiple interfaces in the master.cf and send mail to
> through different ones (depending on the hosted company's domain) to
> append different disclaimers.
>
> i.e.
>
> hostedcompany1.com smtp:localhost:1234
> hostedcompany2.com smtp:localhost:5678
THis works provided the SMTP service on port 1234 does not place
the processed mail back in the same Postfix queue (resulting in
a loop). The mail must either be:
- Delivered to a mailbox
- Forwarded to a different host
- Forwarded to a different Postfix instance on the
same machine in which the above transport settings
are not present.
A "Postfix instance" is not a "service instance" in master.cf, rather
it is a complete configuration directory with its own main.cf/master.cf
and also separate queue and data directories, ... Separate Postfix
instances are operated by separate master daemons and corresponding
queue managers...
--
Viktor.
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