On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 12:33 PM, Wietse Venema <wie...@porcupine.org> wrote: > Ori Bani: >> On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 5:27 AM, Noel Jones <njo...@megan.vbhcs.org> wrote: >> > On 8/14/2012 5:14 AM, Ori Bani wrote: >> >> I'm curious, if you have a smtpd service in master.cf that listens on >> >> an IP address, if it would be possible to restrict the recipient maps >> >> just to the recipients in the domain associated with that IP address >> >> (there are other smtpd services/domains/IP addresses on the same >> >> postfix instance). >> > >> > An excellent application for multiple instances. >> > >> >> Or can I override in master.cf >> >> with the right combination of settings? >> > >> > Possible, but for multiple personalities it will become an >> >> If possible, would someone kindly explain what overrides are needed to >> achieve this so I can gague the complexity I am willing to handle? It >> would be greatly appreciated. > > The smtpd entry needs a rewrite_service_name override that directs > queries to its own trivial-rewrite daemon. These smtpd and > trivial-rewrite daemons need overrides for all the address class > parameters (see ADDRESS_CLASS_README.html). Depending on what you > do in the cleanup daemon, this smtpd entry may also need overrides > for cleanup_service to direct requests to its own cleanup daemon. > And depending on what you do in the queue manager, this cleanup > entry may need a queue_directory and queue_service_name overrides > to direct requests to its own queue manager with its own queue. If > you want to bounce mail with the "right" MTA personality, then > everything including delivery agents needs overrides for bounce_service, > defer_service, and trace_service, and those need overrides to present > the "right" MTA personality.
In that case, it's clearly a win to go multi-instance. In this case, I'm only asking what overrides are necessary to make a smtpd service report "relay denied" for both external domains as usual as well as domains that are handled on the same machine by a different smtpd service. I don't think that task should require so much work?
