from DBMail INSTALL.postfix:
To use MySQL or PostgreSQL with Postfix, first install the postfix-mysql
or postfix-pgsql packages (they're in Debian, probably also in other
distros).
My setup:
Mac OS 10.2
Postfix 2.1.4 (from source)
PostgreSQL 7.4.1 (from source)
I'm not aware of a postfix-pgsq
Hi,
On 15-jul-04, at 8:13, Ross Gohlke wrote:
from DBMail INSTALL.postfix:
To use MySQL or PostgreSQL with Postfix, first install the
postfix-mysql or postfix-pgsql packages (they're in Debian, probably
also in other distros).
My setup:
Mac OS 10.2
Postfix 2.1.4 (from source)
PostgreSQL 7.4
> PgSQL/MySQl support in postfix is optional and needed only for
> recipient-checking on incoming mail.
> This enables postfix to bounce mail for unknown users instead of just
> blindly piping all incoming mail to dbmail-{smtp | lmtp}.
This sounds like a good thing though, no? Sounds like it could
I envision a future in which an email client is nothing more than a
temporary repository for what's on the server, where average users take
advantage of IMAP and put their filters on the server. I think server-side
mail sorting would REALLY put DBMail ahead of the competition.
Aaron Stone has done quite a lot of work on this already, and will
continue to do so after the release of 2.0 :)
Ilja
Ross Gohlke wrote:
I envision a future in which an email client is nothing more than a
temporary repository for what's on the server, where average users take
advantage of IMA
Ross Gohlke wrote:
I envision a future in which an email client is nothing more than a
temporary repository for what's on the server, where average users take
advantage of IMAP and put their filters on the server. I think server-side
mail sorting would REALLY put DBMail ahead of the competition.
On Thu, 2004-07-15 at 00:13, Ross Gohlke wrote:
> from DBMail INSTALL.postfix:
> To use MySQL or PostgreSQL with Postfix, first install the postfix-mysql
> or postfix-pgsql packages (they're in Debian, probably also in other
> distros).
>
> My setup:
> Mac OS 10.2
> Postfix 2.1.4 (from source)
>
Just out of curiosity is there any ETA on dbmail 2.0 being classed as
stable and libsieve being ready?
Simon
One of you mentioned having postfix check against the dbmail interface to
see if email addresses were valid. I like the idea. Does someone have an
example of that kind of setup. Currently I'm using straight postfix with
dbmail. there is support for mysql compiled into postfix. I was just
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