I am using Makefile to manage database updates.
I organize the source files like this
/etc/postfix
generic
access
aliases
canonical
common_parameters
relocated
transport
virtual
./my/
external_maps
internal_maps
In 'Makefile', from examples, then its
MAPS = ./generic.lmdb \
./access.lmdb \
./aliases.lmdb \
./canonical.lmdb \
./common_parameters.lmdb \
./relocated.lmdb \
./transport.lmdb \
./virtual.lmdb \
./my/external_maps.lmdb \
./my/internal_maps.lmdb
all : $(MAPS)
%.lmdb: %
postmap lmdb:$<
When I execute `make`, for each source file, the .lmdb file is created in the
same dir as its source.
When I run postfix it seems to find and use all the lmdb in the locations
/etc/postfix/
source1
source1.lmdb
./my/
source2
source2.lmdb
I want to re-organize so the .lmdb are placed in a subdir below the source
files.
So I want to
/etc/postfix/
source1
subdir/
source1.lmdb
./my/
source2
subdir/
source2.lmdb
I think I have to change BOTH
MAPS={...}
and
%.lmdb: %
postmap lmdb:$<
What is the correct syntax change for both of those to detect & process the
source files in one directory and send the results to another subdirectory,
and to also pass any of the postfix configuration checking ?
