I think the principles of your problem are described in the comments in the tmda-rfilter and:
http://wiki.tmda.net/VirtualDomainsHowto You should write a script similar to vmailmgr-vdir.sh and vpopmail-vdir.sh that takes host and e-mail as arguments and returns the path to the relevant Maildir. This script should then be called by calling tmda-filter with an -S option. I.e. something like: | tmda-filter -S /path/to/script That is how I understand it, but I haven't had the time to make it work yet. So, please tell, if I am wrong - and how you make it work eventually. Flemming Sunday 17 December 2006 20:09 skrev Lloyd Zusman: > I use TMDA along with the Courier MTA, and all my email users have > virtual email directories that are not owned by them. I have set this > up in one of the standard Courier manners, such that each user's email > lives in a "Maildir" under the directory /var/vmail/[EMAIL PROTECTED], > where "user" is the email user ID, and "domain.com" is the email virtual > domain. All of these directories are owned by the same Unix user > "vmail" and group "vmail". > > This is not managed via VPopMail, but rather, via Courier's own methods. > > When I run all TMDA programs and utilities, I want each user's HOME > directory to resolve to "/var/vmail/[EMAIL PROTECTED]", and each user's > uid to be "vmail" and each user's gid to be "vmail". Then, I want each > user's ".tmda" directory to be searched for here: > > /var/vmail/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/.tmda > > I have script called "vmailinfo" which takes a user's login ID as an > argument, and which prints out the user's virtual home directory, > virtual uid, and virtual gid to stdout. For example, if Unix user > "misteruser" has a virtual email address of "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", > then running vmailinfo would give these results: > > % vmailinfo misteruser > /var/vmail/[EMAIL PROTECTED] vmail vmail > > How can I use this script or something similar in conjunction with TMDA > in order to cause it to resolve the user's virtual email home to the > values I use on my system? > > This needs to work with tmda-pending as well as tmda-filter and any and > all other tmda utilities. > > In the past, I hacked the TMDA source code to do this, but I don't want > to have to do this any more, as I have to repeat this hack every time > that I upgrade TMDA. > > Thanks in advance for any suggestions that you might have. _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list (tmda-users@tmda.net) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
