On 4/13/2011 8:40 AM, Jon Cutting wrote:
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To: [email protected];
From: Noel Jones<[email protected]>
Sent: Wed 13-04-2011 14:15
Subject: Re: Postfix Multi and Sendmail
On 4/13/2011 7:58 AM, Jon Cutting wrote:
I've set up a server that uses postmulti for multiple companies to that I can
configure a milter to a different archiving solution for each, and I'd like to
add the possibility to add a disclaimer.
Normally I'd use altermime as a content filter that puts the mail back into
the queue with the sendmail command. In the case of multiple postfix instances,
I don't seem to be able to find a way to specify which queue to put the mail
back into. I'd like the mail to return to the postfix instance from which it
originated (I.e. if postfix-1031 handed the mail off to the content filter I'd
like to be able to specify that it is put back into postfix-1031's pickup queue
with sendmail).
Is there a way to achieve this?
Many thanks,
Jonathan
Forward the mail via SMTP by using mini_sendmail as a
replacement for sendmail. Specify the destination port with
the mini_sendmail -pPORT option.
http://acme.com/software/mini_sendmail/
or in most OS packaging systems.
-- Noel Jones
Many thanks for the suggestion Noel. I may run into another problem if I send
it back via SMTP though as my content filter is defined on the smtpd process
and I may create a loop.
Wietse already gave you a solution using "sendmail -C config",
but for completeness I'll answer that you prevent looping by
using a second smtpd listener with "-o content_filter=" as in
the Advanced Content Filter examples.
-- Noel Jones
