Hi Aaron, > The new delivery chain requires a temporary account with the fixed user id > number 0. The next release candidate should probably include an appropriate > insert/update to add this user (note that it needs to be an insert and then an > update, because the insert alone with '0' triggers the auto_increment. > > INSERT INTO users (user_idnr, userid, passwd) VALUES (0, '*', '*'); > UPDATE userid SET user_idnr = 0 WHERE username = '*';
The UPDATE isn't necessary for postgres, the insert does what it should do. That fixed the problem for dbmail-smtp. When I try to login with IMAP I get the segfault Christian G. Warden described. > The username '*' can be pretty much anything that you'll never be receiving > mail for. Some more security work may need to be done to ensure that this > account cannot be logged into, or on the flip side, to make the account into a > postmaster account where certain types of dead-mail and bounces and such > arrive. It may even be feasible to run Sieve scripts against all messages as > they pass throught the postmaster and thereby establish a global mail filter. > Lots of ideas for this, and I'd love to get a discussion going if this sounds > like a useful feature to anyone out there. A global mail filter could be very useful yes! -- MfG Thomas Mueller - http://www.tmueller.com for pgp key (95702B3B)
