Hello!
My server is going to receive emails that look lke this:
vy-anon(anumber)@mydomain.com
where (number) is a timestamp. I do not know what the number will
be since it is generated on-the-fly. However, all such emails
will be processed by the same facility.
Reading the man pages (shock!) I found that there is a facility for
this very thing - you add a config line to users/assign file then
run newu. Here is my config line:
+vy-anon:fred:1000:100:/usr/local/myapp:::
My problem is that I can't deduce what the .qmail file is supposed
to be called. Everything works fine if I put .qmail-default in
/usr/local/myapp. But I don't want a default file - I want a config
file that is explicitly associated with vy-anon.
The documentation spells it out fairly well for simple conversions
but I am confused by the sentence pertaining to wildcards. Here is
a portion of the man page:
|WILDCARD ASSIGNMENTS
| A wildcard assignment is a line of the form
|
| +loc:user:uid:gid:homedir:dash:pre:
|
The crux is this "pre" value. What is this!? In the example above, what
should
the .qmail file be called?
Thanks,
Tony
