Simon wrote: > Hi Blake, thanks for the reply. > > The Mysql server that the postfix configuration is on indeed does have > default-character-set=utf8 set and this was changed not so long ago.. > but we need to have it as such for reasons. I have moved the config to > another mysql server (without default-character-set=utf8) for the mean > time, but is there a way we can still have default-character-set=utf8 > on the mysql server and have the postfix config on it? If you convert the map to the Postfix 2.2+ syntax, you can force the character type using the query itself.
user = mail-in1 password = ****** dbname = postfix hosts = 210.48.XX.XXX query = SELECT transport from transport where domain = _utf8'%s' Brian
