Fred Morris:
> By default, local_recipient_maps looks something like this, and to be
> (locally) delivered something must have an envelope recipient in here.
> In fact, SMTP milters are not called until after this check is made:
>
> local_recipient_maps = proxy:unix:passwd.byname $alias_maps
>
> I want to call a milter as a "bump in the wire" before this check to
> potentially alter local recipients prior to them ricocheting off of all
> of that shininess.
Why use a milter? Why not tweak local_recipient_maps lookups?
You should be able to use a milter before the proxy filter to BLOCK
a recipient that Postfix would have accepted (the opposite, using
a milter to ACCEPT a recipient that Postfix would reject makes no
sense).
net - postfix smtpd - proxy filter - postfix smtpd - cleanup - queue
milter
But this milter won't be able to process header, body, or end-of-body
events. Only the events associated with SMTP commands.
Wietse
