Hmph..no wonder my foot hurts!
I do use virtual domains and have all that working, I just wanted to
allow for folks with virtual domain accounts to have their own
.procmailrc to have individualized spamassassin rulesets.
I haven't given up. I am thinking maybe a limited pipe to sudo :)
More of a proof-of-concept, but I'll figure it.
Thanks for the input!
Brian
On 7/19/2011 12:42 PM, Victor Duchovni wrote:
On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 11:26:46AM -0700, Brian Andrus wrote:
I thought as much, unfortunately, since the local accounts have an '@' sign
in them, using procmail as local delivery seems to not be happy.
So now the question becomes:
Is there a way to get postfix to allow '@' signs as part of a user name
when using the local transport?
eg: for my email account which is:
[root@email postfix]# getent passwd brian.and...@firstspot.net
brian.and...@firstspot.net:x:7453:1500:Brian
Andrus:/domains/firstspot.net/users/brian.andrus:/bin/bash
You've shot yourself in the foot. Aim the gun elsewhere (away from
your body). Account names MUST NOT have a domain component. Use virtual
aliases to map email addresses of this form to underlying accounts
that contain no "@" signs.
brian.and...@example.net ba00001
brian.and...@example.org ba00002
...
The passwd(5) file should have just ba00001, ...
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