Marchel Hooijboer:
> Hi Wietse,
>
> That was just the anwer i hoped for. Is this something where we need to
> officially request it? Or do we need to implement this our selfs?
> In the mean time I wil checkout the code for the pipe process to have a
> look.
You can give it a try. You define a PI
Hi Wietse,
That was just the anwer i hoped for. Is this something where we need to
officially request it? Or do we need to implement this our selfs?
In the mean time I wil checkout the code for the pipe process to have a
look.
Thanks for the help.
Kind regards,
Marchel.
Op woensdag 23 september
Marchelh:
> Hi there,
>
> Is it possible to pass SMTP command information
> Such as ENVID( part of mail from) command to
> a piped script? The only way to pass this information
> is via network connection such as the use of the before
> queue filter(used for example for spamassessin). But
> Then
Hi Ken Peng,
More or less you are correct, it would be possible to
implement this in python/perl. However, this would mean that
I have to implement a complete SMTP Command interpreter for
only getting some meta data from the postfix smtpd command session.
What I think is strange is that this en
If I understand for you correctly, using a shell script to do this stuff
is hard, but with a python/perl script it's much easier.
On 2015/9/23 ζζδΈ 2:54, Marchelh wrote:
Is it possible to pass SMTP command information
Such as ENVID( part of mail from) command to
a piped script? The only way to p
Hi there,
Is it possible to pass SMTP command information
Such as ENVID( part of mail from) command to
a piped script? The only way to pass this information
is via network connection such as the use of the before
queue filter(used for example for spamassessin). But
Then you have to completly impl
