Ok, so far I've figured out this: I added this to the main.cf :
smtpd_milters = inet:localhost:12000 milter_protocol = 6 I used the example script of ppymilter from the Wiki ( https://code.google.com/p/ppymilter/wiki/PPyMilter) I only modified it to to use tcp port 12000: #!/usr/bin/python import asyncore from ppymilter import ppymilterbase, ppymilterserver # (or just "import ppymilterbase, ppymilterserver" depending on your # sys.path) class NoBccMilter(ppymilterbase.PpyMilter): def __init__(self): ppymilterbase.PpyMilter.__init__(self) self.CanAddHeaders() self.__mutations = [] # obviously this doesn't work (well) with mail groups def OnRcptTo(self, cmd, rcpt_to, esmtp_info): self.__mutations.append(self.AddHeader('To', rcpt_to)) return self.Continue() def OnEndBody(self, cmd): tmp = self.__mutations self.__mutations = [] return self.ReturnOnEndBodyActions(tmp) def OnResetState(self): self.__mutations = [] if __name__ == '__main__': ppymilterserver.AsyncPpyMilterServer(12000, NoBccMilter) asyncore.loop() Change permissions to 700 and ran the script. It gave no errors, which is good. However, using ss to check which ports are in use doesn't show port 12000(Which I would expect) I see no message whatsoever in /var/log/maillog that the milter is used. Am I missing something ? cheers, Andy 2015-01-08 15:20 GMT+01:00 Andy Kannberg <andy.kannb...@gmail.com>: > Hi, > > I am looking how to use ppymilter in Postfix. Using pymilter is explained > in the Postfix docs ( http://www.postfix.org/MILTER_README.html#config ) > , but I can't find how to do the same for ppymilter. Anyone can send me in > the right direction ? > > cheers, > Andy >
