Sure, I'll send it over tonight.
The computer-scientist in me dislikes parsing database that comes from a database. I inherently want it to be in the proper sizes chunks. However, I've been unable to come up with a good database design that allows me to have mulitple rows represent the 1:n relationship and still support the single select that falls back to a catch-all alias. So, I figured, it's not my favorite way to handle it, but it's at least common to do it that way.
Kenny Smith
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
>I'm not sure exactly what Kenny is using this for ...
Basically, he just wants:
user@domain --> user1@domain, user2@domain2, user3@domain3, ...
In other words, just a list of addresses associated with a single address.
In an address book that is typically called a group address. In sendmail,
it is just one of the allowable things within the virtual user table, IIRC.
It isn't a full-blown mailing list, just a 1:n alias.
It is on my list of JDBCVirtualUserTable enhancements to do relatively soon.
Kenny, would you mind sending over that hacked version of JVUT? And do you
really see the use of a separator character as much of an issue? If you
look at the way the SQL query works, one of the tricks is the limit clause.
But I can play with it further. :-)
--- Noel
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