On Tue, Sep 22, 2020 at 07:20:00PM +0000, Antonio Leding wrote:
> I never used this but am now curious — in reading the docs on this, it
> looks like the proper content in the “{ }” fields would be the IP or
> FQDN to\from one wishes to restrict traffic — do I have this correct?
The "inline:" lookup table is just the same a all the other lookup
tables in Postfix, Postfix performs a lookup for a particular key,
and the table returns any associated value.
What key/value pairs you populate the table with depends on how
you're going to use them (virtual(5), access(5), transport(5), ...)
not on the table type. Pretend "inline:" is just a file to be
indexed with "cdb" or "lmdb", but all the keys and values are crammed
into a single comma-separated line, as "key=value" or "{ key = value }"
(if you have a wide-screen monitor :-).
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Viktor.