Re: Using mysql_table for transport routing ignores partial searchs

> On Nov 29, 2016, at 7:45 AM, mailing lists wrote: > > The mysql_table does lookups in the form of key/value pairs, so if I want > match subdomains only for some domains, like the ones in the following mysql > table: > > > >> select * from transport; >

Re: Using mysql_table for transport routing ignores partial searchs

On Tuesday, November 29, 2016 3:26 PM, Wietse Venema wrote: mailing lists: > This is working as documented. As described under "TABLE LOOKUP > ORDER", the transport_map lookup code generates the .example.bar > query after the user@domain and domain queries produce no

Re: Using mysql_table for transport routing ignores partial searchs

mailing lists: > Hello all, > > The mysql_table does lookups in the form of key/value pairs, so if I want > match subdomains only for some domains, like the ones in the following mysql > table: > > > > > select * from transport; > +--++ > | lhs | rhs

Using mysql_table for transport routing ignores partial searchs

Hello all, The mysql_table does lookups in the form of key/value pairs, so if I want match subdomains only for some domains, like the ones in the following mysql table: > select * from transport; +--++ | lhs | rhs| +--++ |