On Tue, Jun 02, 2009 at 05:24:04PM -0600, Just E. Mail wrote:
>> Start by answering the question:
>>
>> - What data will I be storing in Postgres?
>> - Why Postgres and not a CDB file, or similar?
>>
>> First get Postfix working with simple tools, add complexity slowly.
>
> I am setting up LVS. I have two Real Servers running CentOS, PostgeSQL
> Client, freeRADIUS, Postfix, etc. Both of the Real Servers access data from
> the backend PostgreSQL Server.
Well, what data is in that database that you would like to query? Or
alternatively what does your Postfix installation need to know from
an external source that it does not currently have available to it
directly via its existing config files?
- Rewrite tables for virtual alias users?
- Aliases(5) tables for system users?
- Transport(5) tables for selecting per-user relayhosts
(not recommended, use virtual(5) instead if possible)
- ...
> I have setup freeRADIUS application. It authenticates users from the SQL
> database. Postfix is much more flexible where it is open to creating Schema
> to one's own design. There is no sample Schema to start with. That's why I
> have so many questions but I am trying hard. I do have Postfix working (but
> not with PGSQL)!
Yes, but what is the *purpose* of having Postfix query Postgres. That
can't be a goal in itself. What data do you need?
--
Viktor.
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