Why I want to replace sendmail by my own "sendmail" (open a tcp connection to localhost on port 25) is because postfix when he sends the 250 Ok after DATA sending gives the file name:
250 2.0.0 Ok: queued as 06F2F1C00B where 06F2F1C00B is the filename. Le mercredi 01 août 2012 à 10:50 -0400, Wietse Venema a écrit : > Wael MANAI: > > I am using sendmail to send emails to postfix and I would like to know > > if there is a way to get the filename given by postfix? > > Wietse: > > > No. The file name changes after you submit the mail. > > Wael MANAI: > > Thx for the answer. So how can I replace sendmail cmd by telnet to send > > emails always through postfix? I thought to do telnet on 127.0.0.1 but I > > do not know which configuration to make in master.cf.... > > Postfix provides standard interfaces to receive or send mail: SMTP, > UNIX pipe-to-command; there are also standard interfaces to manipulate > email content: pipe-to-command, SMTP and Milter. These interfaces > are where the Postfix support ends. > > Instead of the Postfix semdmail command, you can use a so-called > "mini sendmail" that submits mail over SMTP. For example: > http://www.acme.com/software/mini_sendmail/ > > That still will not get you the Postfix queue file name. Programs > that attempt to read or write Postfix queue files are UNSUPPORTED. > This means that they WILL BREAK when Postfix is updated. > > Wietse
