I decided to have a go at getting postfix to work with this instead of sendmail
as per the suggestion that was made here, and I still have a few
problems. This is probably more of a postfix question rather than dbmail, but
I'm figuring that it would be a common setup with dbmail so someone here might
know the answers.
In /etc/postfix/transport I have:
mytestdomain dbmail-lmtp:localhost:24
I want localhost/myhostname (as set by default from gethostname()) to be
delivered "locally" (i.e. to /var/spool/mail/<username>), but I want
mytestdomain to be delivered via dbmail.
If I set mytestdomain in mydestination, I can deliver to it. Otherwise I just
get relaying denied. Is there a reasonably sane way to have mydestination set
so that the list comes from the dbmail mysql backend while still including
local host names ($myhostname, localhost) for /var/spool/mail delivery?
However, I also have to set, in main.cf
local_recipient_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix/sql-recipients.cf
where sql-recipients.cf is the mysql access config file as per the dbmail wiki.
This works fine for dbmail users, but it also causes local recipients to get
rejected (e.g. [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Is there a way to additionally add local users
to the allowed map?
Thanks.
Gordan
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