Greetings, All! At this moment, I have a working prototype of our organization's mail server, but I'm lacking some final touches on it, and would like to have some advice.
The server suite consists of postfix dovecot PAM auth OpenLDAP backend behind that one. amavisd-new with it's own suite of troubles The server is supposed to host 3 mail domains (one internal, two real internet domains) for the same set of users. (Means, users have same mailboxes in both internet domains and should be able to receive internal mail as well.) So far, the simple functionality is in place, but I'm lacking some precise features that I've been so far unable to implement. The most important feature is a blind carbon copying of all incoming and outgoing mail into separate mailboxes (incoming - to archive-in, outgoing - to archive-out). I've tried to use BCC mappings, but they are too selective for the task at hands, and are processed too late in the chain, as I've realized. It is somewhat sufficient for outgoing mail, but by no means enough for incoming. Could probably utilize amavis for this task, since it is the first to process all incoming mail, but the amavis-users list is dead and doesn't help. The other feature is the so-called common mailboxes, such as info@ or sales@. I would like to have different delivery lists for same named common mailbox in each of the two internet domains. I've found vague reference to the possibility of utilizing LDAP directly to this extent, and I'm reading http://www.postfix.org/LDAP_README.html to see if I can get it working, but any quick hints are greatly appreciated. The last, but not least feature I'm struggling to implement is the dealing with retired employees. When an employee retire, if their account was part of the common business process (managers commonly fall into this category), their account is not immediately retired, but password-locked and any mail coming to it needs to be auto-replied with redirection statement for a period of time, before all access to the specified account is forever restricted. I could easily hack together an auto-reply bot, but I seems to be unable to prevent delivery to the existing mailboxes of disabled users. Thank you in advance for any help you could provide. -- WBR, Andrey Repin (anrdae...@freemail.ru) 13.03.2014, <23:17> Sorry for my terrible english...
