Hello:
Since I posted this message, I have found additional information which might
be helpful. I installed mysqlcc. In mysqlcc, I notice that dbmail_aliases
has no entry in it. Is it normal?
Previously I had done the same setup except:
(1) dbmail version was: dbmail-1.2.9 & now it is dbmail-2.
Kirti...
You can use your dbmail aliases table as your local recipient table.
For instance:
In main.cf:
alias_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix/alias.cf
local_recipient_maps = $alias_maps
And you can create an alias.cf file as such:
user = postfix
password = PW
dbname = dbmail
table = aliases
select_
Jason:
>If you do:
>dbmail-adduser a username password 0 20M [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>It should create an entry in your 'users' table as well as one entry in
>your 'aliases' table pointing to that user.
>Is that not happening?
Yes. It is not happening!! Nothing in dbmail_alias table. I do see users
I believe that problem in dbmail-users has been fixed in CVS 2.0 branch,
perhaps a new release candidate is in order?
Kirti S. Bajwa wrote:
Jason:
If you do:
dbmail-adduser a username password 0 20M [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It should create an entry in your 'users' table as well as one entry in
On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 18:37:20 -0700, Blake Mitchell
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I believe that problem in dbmail-users has been fixed in CVS 2.0 branch,
> perhaps a new release candidate is in order?
We've made quite some fixes. So it might be time.
However, there are still some fixes I want to
