The current EXIM can and will do all from PGSQL or MYSQL and more. A/V,
SpamAssassin, Per User/Domain, etc... pump to dbmail.
Actually we recieve mail for 34 domains and accept all mail that hit the box.
Local/Relay domains -> process, Local/Relay accounts -> Deliver, NOT OURS ->
/dev/null.
> dmc> MTA that only delivers to dbmail would be smaller and quicker. Or
> dmc> would this be against the SMTP protocal. From a solutions
> dmc> provider perspective who really only cares about the people with
> dmc> paid accounts on their system, it seems logical to not even
> dmc> bounce mail. P
Hello dbmail,
dmc> It seems redundent to have both dbmail and the MTA check for the
dmc> validity of the domain name and users.
dbmail isn't checking the validity - Postfix is, in this case. dbmail
just delivers it to the mailboxes. It also provides the tools (the
alias table) for Postfix to dete
There are more issues at stake in an MTA than "just" delivering to the
MDA: it also has to send outgoing mail for authorized users; offer
auto-responders, mailing lists and other advanced services provided by
external programs; perform aliases, catchalls, redirects and address
rewriting; and, most
It seems redundent to have both dbmail and the MTA check for the validity of
the domain name and users. I can understand the problems with spam relays, but
can't you just make an MTA that will not deliver mail outside of dbmail? An MTA
that only delivers to dbmail would be smaller and quicker. O
Hello dbmail,
dmc> My question is, is there any MTAs that will simply pass the mail
dmc> onto dbmail-smtp without checking to see if the domain is valid?
dmc> Or is there a way I can define sendmail to accept all mail that
dmc> it is sent? Would there be a downside to doing this? My
dmc> understan
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> I'm a newbie to DBMail and had a question about setting up an MTA with
> multiple domain names.
>
> I'd like to be able to define the domain names that my mail server accepts
> mail from by a mysql database. I know some people have made perl scripts to
> download the
I'm a newbie to DBMail and had a question about setting up an MTA with multiple
domain names.
I'd like to be able to define the domain names that my mail server accepts mail
from by a mysql database. I know some people have made perl scripts to download
the domains from the database and output
