On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 05:49:17PM +0100, postfix wrote:
>
> Question 1/
> ok I understand now
> Thank you
>
> Question 2/
> this a too long story so I do not want to go ahead here;
> In the ldap server that is used there are several entries having the
> same mailalternateaddress ; a list with members should be used insteed
> but i do not manage this ldap server .
> It would help if Postfix could understand the sequence "a@b.c OK,OK,OK"
> as "a@b.c OK". This way it would work.
You are still confused. Postfix table lookups DO NOT return key/value pairs.
Rather, keys are used to retrieve values. So with a key of @b.c the result
is expected to be (in some cases) "OK", in other cases a "transport:nexthop"
tuple, ... The string "OK,OK,OK" does not conform to the Postfix access(5)
result format.
--
Viktor.
