Just to keep anyone looking at this up-to-date:
I've settled for option 2 (installing from source) and fixed the separate-host
problem by implementing an ersatz postmap
script which calls postmap and then uses rsync to copy the files to the mail
host:
#!/bin/bash
# in addition to running postmap, copy the files to our mail server
/usr/sbin/postmap $1
rsync -a $1 $1.db mail.heeg.de::postfix-mailman3/
Of course this requires setting up an entry in /etc/rsyncd.conf but then it
works reasonably well.
The socketmap service is still something I'd like to tackle when I have time.
Cheers,
Hans-Martin
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