St?phane MERLE:
> Hi,
>
> Hi,
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> I found this and it looks just perfect for this !
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> http://serverfault.com/questions/322657/how-can-i-route-some-emails-to-a-script-in-postfix
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> one more question, if my script die and cannot process the mail (too
> much cpu or ... script bug), the mail is lost or will go back in queue ?
> How my script tell postfix that the process is ok or not for postfix to
> have a clean exit ?
Please see "man 8 pipe". This documentation describes how Postfix
deals with successful or failed exits from a program, and more.
Wietse
> again sorry if those questions are not asked in the good place or form,
> please advise and I will try my best !
>
> St?phane
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> Le 25/11/2016 ? 11:35, St?phane MERLE a ?crit :
> > Hi,
> >
> > I got a 2 dedicated postfix/dovecot servers that deal with return to
> > replyto mails. For now, I got a bash script that "read and parse" each
> > files in /Maildir/new and if it match some criterias (most on
> > TO/FROM/SUBJECT) send it to another domain mailbox, from that new
> > domain, the mails are taken and inserted in a MSSQL bdd by a script
> > that pop the box ...
> >
> > That way of working seems not efficient to me, so I am trying to find
> > a way to parse the mail directly within postfix (I think that sieve
> > can handle that), and to insert it into the bdd or make a HTTP REST
> > call to our API ...
> >
> > First is that just possible (sending the mail to a bdd or to a POST
> > HTTP call) ?
> >
> > and if not, where can I find information on how I can use postfix to
> > send each mail to a developed a golang binary that would parse the
> > mail and call the API (kind of like it seems to work with dovecot or
> > sieve or spamassassin). In order to know what to answer to postfix for
> > example ... or a way to tell sieve to send the mail matching those
> > criterias to my process
> >
> > Sorry if the question sounds terrible, and maybee offtopic, I am
> > trying to find a better way to deal with that task.
> >
> > St?phane
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