Noel Jones wrote:
Fat Bear Mail Services wrote:
How would one setup Postfix that uses /etc/passwd for authentication
so that e-mails of the pattern:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
is delivered to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
where there is a 1:1 mapping between companyID and companyDomain?
For example:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Note above that "acme" maps to "acmedesign.com".
One would use an awk or perl script to generate a virtual_alias_map
from the input file.
The virtual_alias_map could not be hash:/etc/postfix/virtual because
that could not handle e-mail addresses where "anyString" is discarded,
right? I would think that we'd need to have regexp:/etc/postfix/virtual
that can handle transformations such as:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] delivered to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] delivered to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] delivered to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
What I'm looking for is a production-quality example of what I should be
doing. I've read regexp_table(5) and I've tried doing:
postmap -q "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
regexp:/etc/postfix/virtual.regexp
for a virtual.regexp file including a line such as:
/^pat-acme([EMAIL PROTECTED])@mycompany.com/ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and this does work for queries such as:
#postmap -q "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
regexp:/etc/postfix/virtual-regexp
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
#
But, is this production quality? Can anyone poke any holes for entries
such as the one above as the pattern that I should be using in the
virtual-regexp file? Is this the right solution for doing this kind of
thing?
Thanks!
Steve Amerige
Fat Bear
