Hi
I'm working for a Swiss Company and developing a special mail system. Open
Source is the company's wide philosophy.
The Application takes a new mail from a customer, does some magic stuff with it
(with content filters), and then sends it out to the original recipient. The
Server does only re
On 7/8/2012 10:37 PM, Thomas Spycher wrote:
Hi
I'm working for a Swiss Company and developing a special mail system. Open
Source is the company's wide philosophy.
The Application takes a new mail from a customer, does some magic stuff with it
(with content filters), and then sends it out to th
Thomas Spycher:
> So my questions are:
>
> 1. Can anyone explain me how the original smtp binary takes
> commands from the queue?
That is an internal interface. Programs that depend on this are NOT
SUPPORTED and WILL BREAK as Postfix evolves over time.
To catch delivery status, submit mail wit
Hi Wiets
That sounds like exactly the solution i was looking for just at an unexpected
location :)
I'll give it a try!
I could send the status notification mails to the mta back and filter them in
my milter script and taataaa i have the status of the delivered mail.
Sounds perfect, at least in
Thomas Spycher:
> Hi Wiets
>
> That sounds like exactly the solution i was looking for just at
> an unexpected location :) I'll give it a try!
>
> I could send the status notification mails to the mta back and
> filter them in my milter script and taataaa i have the status of
> the delivered mail
Is it possible to force postfix to create DSN for all categories
(success,delay,fail) for every new mail?
Tom
On Jul 9, 2012, at 16:03 , Wietse Venema wrote:
> Thomas Spycher:
>> Hi Wiets
>>
>> That sounds like exactly the solution i was looking for just at
>> an unexpected location :) I'll gi
Thomas Spycher:
> Is it possible to force postfix to create DSN for all categories
> (success,delay,fail) for every new mail?
If you send multi-recipient messages, then you may receive one
notification for the success-category recipients of that message,
and one notification for the delayed-catego