How would you setup postfix to scan the aliases table for users so that
DBMail doesn't have to bounce mails to non-existant users? I keep
getting tons of lame double-bounces because of this, and I would thing
it would be less taxing on the system if postfix just regected
non-existant users.
dbmail
A while back, we were talking about using Sieve for this purpose. I set
off and hacked out a version of the Sieve library from CMU over at
sieve.sourceforge.net. There's still a major piece of groundwork that
needs to be done for that to integrate with DBMail, but once it's together
I think that's
Whoops, make that LIBsieve.sourceforge.net ;-)
Aaron
On Sat, 22 Feb 2003, Aaron Stone wrote:
> A while back, we were talking about using Sieve for this purpose. I set
> off and hacked out a version of the Sieve library from CMU over at
> sieve.sourceforge.net. There's still a major piece of gro
Hello Micah,
Re-read Jeff's message you included with your post a little
closer - that's exactly what it's explaining how to do. It
varies only slightly if you have postgres (ie. your postfix would
need to be compiled with postgres support, and change "mysql" to
"pgsql" in main.cf).
Later,
Jes
