Hey, all,
I manage a high-volume mail installation, using an after-queue content
filter for spam filtering.
We use an ldap transport map (actually a couple of them) to direct each
recipient's email to it's appropriate final destination.
I recently got some errors about timeouts in the transport
> The transport map can reject a recipient at SMTP RCPT TO time,
> by resolving the recipient to the error(8) or retry(8) transport.
>
> The transport map must therefore be searched BEFORE the filter.
I had not considered that. Ah, well, with 2.6, multi-instance isn't
such a huge burden.
Mike.
> The Postfix internal design is more intricate than your mental model
> of it.
In the 10+ years I've used postfix, there has yet to be anything I've
wanted it to do that it's been unable to do. Almost by definition, it
must be more clever than I. :)
> If possible, don't use LDAP for the transpo
Wietse and Victor,
I just wanted to follow up and say thank you to both of you for your
gentle corrections of my misconceptions, as well as all the work you've
done on Postfix itself.
The ease with which I was able to convert my production systems to a
multiple-instance setup was, frankly, astoni
Ralf Hildebrandt writes:
> When using a policy daemon in smtpd_data_restrictions:
>
> Is the policy daemon called ONCE for every
> sender - recipient tuple?
>
> My goal is: I want to impose a limit on the number of mails an
> envelope sender can send per time unit. If the policy daemon is called
Hi, everyone,
So, one the one hand, tcp_table has been in postfix for a long time,
the interface seems to be stable, and, at least for my purposes, it
would be ideal---I could significantly streamline some processes.
On the other hand, in DATABASE_README, it still intones:
This protocol is not
On Wed, 03 Sep 2008 14:35:27 -0500
Noel Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The tcp table feature works, but the user interface is not not
> yet sufficiently robust and may change. So for now it only
> exists in the snapshot versions.
>
> Postfix snapshots are production-quality software that te
On Wed, 03 Sep 2008 14:54:02 -0500
Noel Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The code is present but disabled in the stable versions.
>
> Supported map types are listed by "postconf -m"
OK, fair enough, I hadn't noticed that though it was getting compiled it
wasn't getting linked in.
So, this fea
