On Sun, 2007-18-02 at 16:40 +0100, Jens Weibler wrote: > Guy Hulbert wrote: > > On Sun, 2007-18-02 at 16:17 +0100, Jens Weibler wrote: > > > >> mmh, I've disabled rcpt_ok for my config. > >> I'm not using rcpthosts nor allowing relaying over qpsmtpd. > >> > >> check_relay would be a much better name :) > >> > > > > How does that work ? > > > > AFAICT, in the absence of a plugin which implements hook_rcpt, the mail > > is blocked (see my last post). Either I am mistaken or you are just > > using some other plugin to do the work that 'rcpt_ok' does. > > > I've written my own check_sql which implements hook_rcpt and checks > every recipient against MySQL.
Ah. I am planning the same vs Postgres[*] but I see no reason to change the present default setup. [*] I understand that sqlite3 can be used as an in-memory DB, so I will eventually switch to a system which can sync sqlite to/from Pg for any small-enough tables ... but that will require the async qpsmtpd, I think. --gh
