Hi, On Thu, Nov 27, 2014 at 05:59:47PM +0000, Viktor Dukhovni wrote: > > If you don't want to use an SMTP "Y" proxy, you can use recipient_bcc_maps > with regexp tables, I believe examples are in the list archives. > > BCC mapping via regexp or PCRE: > u...@example.net u...@example.net@archive.example.com > > transport: > archive.example.com archive:[archive.example.com]:2525 > > master.cf: > archive unix ... smtp > -o smtp_generic_maps=... > > with smtp_generic_maps stripping the appended domain, and now the > archive gets the same message envelope as the real mail flow.
Thanks for the suggestion. That is quite close to what I was planning to do. It is sad however that the pipe delivery processes have no pipe_generic_maps option that would behave like smtp_generic_maps for the smtp delivery processes, so I could rewrite the target directly in my bsmtp target. Anyway, it should be easy to workaround by looping back into postfix. I will investigate this solution further. > The "advantage" of the "Y" proxy is that mail is never delivered > without being archived. With the above, mail might be delivered > first, and then the mail server disk crashes, and the archive copy > is never sent. Point taken, but it’s still much better than the current situation where up to 24 hours of e-mail may be lost… Cheers, -- Nicolas Boullis
