Hello Wietse
> You made a mistake somewhere. Show "postconf -n" command
> output and someone will tell you what's wrong.
You were right, the mistake was:
/test27/: test
The colon behind the key. Without it works fine.
(I let confused by usage postalias which reported to me that the colon
Hello
Is it possible to use regular expressions in aliases maps? I tried to do:
alias_maps = hash:/etc/aliases, pcre:/etc/aliases-regex
then eg.:
cat /etc/aliases-regex
/test27/: test
postalias /etc/aliases-regex
However when trying to deliver message to test27 it says that:
550 5.1.1 :
uration parameter:
security_sensitivity = disable
Of course it wouldn't be good idea for system connected to internet etc. but
there are cases like my (internal system, which accept only spec. mails from
one spec. application) where it would be very useful.
Thanks a lot Wietse for you help!
Václav Pernica
Wietse Venema:
> Alas, as documented tcp_table(5) is an insecure table (no secure
> communication) so Postfix probably will not allow you to look up
> mailbox pathnames with this.
You are right it doesn't work:
fatal: tcp:127.0.0.1:2527 map is not allowed for security sensitive data
Is there an
wietse:
> Specify:
>
> /etc/postfix/main.cf:
> virtual_mailbox_maps = tcp:host:port
Thanks! This would be really elegant and easy solution. However the server is
running on RHEL 6.3 where the TCP_Tables are not supported. Is there some easy
way how to allow this functionality?
I tested
Hello
Is there any way how can I specify the mail directory location for virtual user
via eg. environmental variable? I cannot use lookup tables because the user
information are stored in Oracle DB
The mails are delivered to user ID which looks like C. Where C is a
character [a-zA-Z] a
