> andy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > 1) I'm trying to implement open-smtp. Open-smtp uses a database generated by > > pop3 logins to set Relayclients (among other things). I would also like to > > use a standard static database of Relayclients in conjunction with this. How > > would I get remote mail users to use the instance of tcpserver w\ dynamic > > database, and local users\remote servers to use the other instance with the > > static database? > > Don't. Keep a file with your static tcp rules in it, and another > (dynamically generated) file with the dynamic rules in it. cat them > together and run tcprules on them. > > However, you could also avoid the problem entirely, and use the > excellent relay-ctrl package from Bruce Guenter, which does exactly this, > and works well. See http://em.ca/~bruceg/relay-ctrl/ for more. > >Charles Thanks for the advice Charles. I've looked in relay-ctrl and like what I see, but I'm wondering is the "fixup address" piece what I would use for the static relaying addresses I need? It looks like smtp.fixup gets mixed with smtp.rules to make the smtp.cdb, but the whole concept of fixup addresses has me stumped. I looked at the qmail FAQ, but am still not sure how "the guts" of the fixup process shown there work. -=Andy
