Maybe running the mail through procmail will be easier?
If you go with a trigger I would choose the dbmail_messages table,
and trigger based on insert. The mailbox_idnr can
lead back to a specific user.
Marc
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Hi
I need to write a chat script that dials a modem attached to my mail
server as and when I receive a mail, to a particular account/ID.
I use MySQL 5.xx with Dbmail. Is it ok to write an 'Insert' trigger for
the table 'dbmail_tofield' , which will call the external 'chat' program?
regards
Aleksander wrote:
zamri wrote:
I think to have more
fields or tables for user information like name, address or anything
would be nice. Then dbmail-users can be used to get the info from
username with dbmail-users -l. What do u all think?
If I'd want that, I would probably use LDAP.
Can it? Point me to some docs and/or sample configs. If this can be made
to work, then we really would have a single namespace horizontally
scalable setup that we could recommend.
look at the transport maps in postfix.
In my configuration its
transport_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/transports
This doesn't yet help with a single huge domain, though. For that we need
to partition based on the localpart.
On Fri, Mar 30, 2007, Curtis Maurand [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Can it? Point me to some docs and/or sample configs. If this can be made
to work, then we really would have a single
Stephen Loeckle wrote:
At least go with hardware raid and stay away from software raid. Get a
couple $400 LSI SATA RAID cards and add them to your existing boxes.
It's pretty darn fast and the recovery after drive failure is much
easier and cleaner.
Actually from my experience it's been the
Hi
I need to write a chat script that dials a modem attached to my mail
server as and when I receive a mail, to a particular account/ID.
I use MySQL 5.xx with Dbmail. Is it ok to write an 'Insert' trigger for
the table 'dbmail_tofield' , which will call the external 'chat' program?
regards
Jake Anderson wrote:
Change the query it uses (in a sql/ldap lookup), you can include the
user in it as well.
you can set the query in the config file.
That's what we use too. In the dbmail ldap schema we have a mailHost
attribute on the dbmailUser object which can be used both by postfix
(for
A simpler way to do this will be adding a second alias with
'dbmail-users' that pipes out to a shell script.
First you have an alias from your email address to your username:
dbmail-users -c nataraj -s [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Also add a forwarding address for that email:
dbmail-users -x [EMAIL
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