uot;pgsql" in main.cf).
Later,
Jesse
Original Message
From: Micah Stevens
To: dbmail@dbmail.org
Subject: Re: Re[3]: [Dbmail] Auto-response
Sent: 22 Feb 2003 15:44:03 -0800
> How would you setup postfix to scan the aliases table for users so that
> DBMail doesn't have
How would you setup postfix to scan the aliases table for users so that
DBMail doesn't have to bounce mails to non-existant users? I keep
getting tons of lame double-bounces because of this, and I would thing
it would be less taxing on the system if postfix just regected
non-existant users.
dbmail
Jeff, you just saved me a lot of hacking :) Thank you a lot!
As for the autoresponder I found the following - just configure the
/etc/postfix/relocated map. I suppose it can also be done in a similar
way.
Best wishes,
Bobby
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JB> Hello Boyan,
BA>> Thank you for the tip, I also u
Hello Boyan,
BA> Thank you for the tip, I also use postfix. I am not familiar with
BA> the postfix error classes but I will check the postfix
BA> documentation. Are you sure this is configured just with postfix.
Ah, you haven't got Postfix checking your dbmail.aliases database to
see if the users
Hi Jeff,
Thank you for the tip, I also use postfix. I am not familiar with the
postfix error classes but I will check the postfix documentation. Are
you sure this is configured just with postfix. Here is a message I
get, thanks!
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This is the DBMAIL-SMTP progra
Hello Boyan,
BA> Second, is there any way to define what system mails should be send
BA> out and in which case? Let's say I don't want postmaster to receive
BA> bounces for nonexistent mails both for the sender and recipient.
Depends upon your mail transfer agent (MTA). Postfix, for example, has
Hello!
Does anybody have a solution to implement an auto-respond system in
Dbmail together with forwarding to an external address (which is not a
problem at all)? Or just an auto-responder for an e-mail which has been
removed for example.
Second, is there any way to define what system mails shoul
