Hi, I actually have two different questions. I hope it is OK to have them in one mail.
1) I installed postfix-policyd package (on Debian with apt-get install postfix-policyd). Then I realised this is not the newest package. Version 2.0 is called cluebringer instead (is that package name for Debian also --> apt-get install cluebringer ?) so I tried apt-get remove postfix-policyd but get exit with error 1 on that one. It is never removed. Instead I actually have to stop the daemon AGAIN because it automatically restarts after trying to remove it! I know you would maybe like more error messages from me on this, but maybe it's not important? Maybe I could just: Would it be safe for me to just do: #apt-get install cluebringer even though v. 1.8 is still there, not working? 2) How does it work with the relationship between postfix main.cf and cbpolicyd.conf? If I already have specified a parameter in main.cf that I would like to keep but I'm afraid it will get in conflict with cbpolicyd.conf, who is overruling who then? Can I just comment out in policyd configuration the stuff I don't wish to use? Or will there be defaults still implemented? I want to use policyd because of one single feature that has proven to be nearly impossible to do in main.cf. That is: Reject outbound mail from users trying to send more than x mail/time unit. In all other cases I would like my main.cf to be master config. All tips are appreciated. Also, if you don't know all the answers I would be happy with any suggestions or thoughts you could give me. Thanks! Sofia
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