On 20/01/20 1:38 pm, Wesley Peng wrote:
How to compile postfix into the Embedded operating system (such as the
home router) and make it as a mail gateway for Smart home appliances?
If all you want to do is push mail out then I would recommend something
much lighter weight such as msmtp,
> How to compile postfix into the
> Embedded operating system (such as the home router) and make it as a mail
> gateway
> for Smart home appliances?
OpenWrt provides a postfix package. See https://openwrt.org/.
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Mike
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On Mon, Jan 20, 2020 at 08:38:46AM +0800, Wesley Peng wrote:
> How to compile postfix into the Embedded operating system (such as the
> home router) and make it as a mail gateway for Smart home appliances?
Most embedded systems are not sufficiently capable of running Postfix,
nor would I
* Wietse Venema [200119 17:54]:
> Marvin Renich:
> > Postsuper isn't overflowing with options; perhaps a more flexible and
> > simpler design would be to have -e expire and -E expire and release from
> > hold (if it is held).
>
> Yes, the idea of a third option came to mind.
>
> > The only con
How to compile postfix into the Embedded operating system (such as the
home router) and make it as a mail gateway for Smart home appliances?
Thank you.
Viktor Dukhovni:
> That said, instead of a queue file record, this could be one
> of the "mode" bits of the file, in particular, we could set
> the queue file group execute bit to indicate expiration,
> this would be cheap for the queue-manager to re-check before
> deciding whether to defer the
Marvin Renich:
> * Wietse Venema [200119 08:04]:
> > A radically different approach would be to introduce a new 'expired'
> > queue and move messages there when they need to be expired, and to
> > introduce a new postqueue flag to flush the expired queue (the queue
> > manager should not normally
On Sun, Jan 19, 2020 at 08:03:14AM -0500, Wietse Venema wrote:
> A radically different approach would be to introduce a new 'expired'
> queue and move messages there when they need to be expired, and to
> introduce a new postqueue flag to flush the expired queue (the queue
> manager should not
* Wietse Venema [200119 08:04]:
> A radically different approach would be to introduce a new 'expired'
> queue and move messages there when they need to be expired, and to
> introduce a new postqueue flag to flush the expired queue (the queue
> manager should not normally scan the expired queue
Citát Wietse Venema :
I'm adding a new field to the Postfix queue file that says if a
message was forcibly expired. The field is set with the postsuper
command, using syntax that is similar to other postsuper commands.
The new option behaves like 'delete' except of course that it sets
a flag
A radically different approach would be to introduce a new 'expired'
queue and move messages there when they need to be expired, and to
introduce a new postqueue flag to flush the expired queue (the queue
manager should not normally scan the expired queue because that
would slow down all
On 19/1/20 1:45, Wietse Venema wrote:
I'm adding a new field to the Postfix queue file that says if a
message was forcibly expired. The field is set with the postsuper
command, using syntax that is similar to other postsuper commands.
The new option behaves like 'delete' except of course that
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