Umm, I'm looking for something more canonical. I want to get exactly what will be sent over the network, right before it is sent, or when it is queued.
-tim On 9/23/13, Wietse Venema <wie...@porcupine.org> wrote: > Tim Prepscius: >> Hey, >> >> Again, thank you very much for the previous configuration questions. >> >> >> So, at the moment, when a mail is received it correctly spawns the >> java process and does whatever it needs to do. >> >> >> I would also like to hook this same process in when a send event occurs. >> >> So: >> >> Bob talks to SMTP, sends an email from his account to some other >> account, either on my domain, or another domain. >> >> Either when the mail is queued, or when it is actually sent, both >> would be fine (although queued would be better in this case I think): >> I would like postfix to call the same >> >> master.cf: >> javapipe unix - n n - - pipe >> user=postfix-user flags=DRhuX argv=java -jar >> /home/postfix-user/PostfixMailReceiver.jar -args $recipient >> >> (although I would change $recipient to $sender (or whatever it might be)) >> >> >> I'm looking at: >> http://www.postfix.org/FILTER_README.html > > Why not monitor the mail logfile? It has the entire history > of all deliveries, successful or not. > > Alternatively, you an use always_bcc to add a recipent that > is notified of all email that passes through Postfix. > http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#always_bcc > > Wietse > > Wietse >
