Yes it is possible and better about performance ! I have a few users
2-3 max and all on the same local network. I'm very interesting in
your proposition. So you make an association in the database between
the message id and the local user mailbox, is this right ?
You use qpsmtpd as the outgoing mail server, add a queue pluging which
always return DECLINED and store the message id in the database with
the local user mailbox. Next use the common postfix queue plugin to
deliver the mail on the Internet network.
I'm interesting if you have some peace of code.
John Peacock : this solution should correct the performance problem ?
Quoting Tom Callahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
If you force your users to send outgoing mail via your mailserver (via
policy/SPF/etc), you can store it in a database on its way out, and
then query the database as you're receiving email. I've been playing
around with this on my system so that these responses get whitelisted
and don't invoke spamassassin and it seems to be working pretty well.
Tom
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
First of all, thanks to qpsmtpd developer and contributor. It
really simplify my mail configuration/test about anti-spam.
I want to develop a new plugin based on the queue/maildir plugin
but I have not enough (at this time) skill in perl !
I think this plugin should help somebody else...
The idea :
I have multiple maildir mailbox, I want to deliver new mail in the
mailbox containing the previous message (reply, thread, ...).
more formal :
If the new mail contain a 'Reference' or 'In-Reply-To' header then
search in all mailbox for the 'Reference' id and deliver the
message to that mailbox.
So The user get the answer in his mailbox not in the general one ...
I need a perl method to search recursively a file containing
"Reference : xxxxxxx" or "In-Reply-To : xxxxxxxxxxx" and return the
maildir basename.
I need the $transaction method to get Reference or In-Reply-To in
the new mail.
Everything else should be writable by myself ....
Thanks for your help.
Julien.
