Peter,
> Currently I have network IP addresses stored for postfix in a mysql
> table. Would it be possible to use that table directly from amavisd-new
> to fill @mynetworks
You could use a small code section in your amavisd.conf file,
which would open an SQL access, fetch a list of networks
and build a list out of it, putting it into the @mynetworks
or into @mynetworks_maps. A downside is that this would
not be a dynamic lookup, but a frozen state at the time
of last amavisd restart.
Adding something like the following to amavisd.conf would do:
{ use DBI;
my $dbh = DBI->connect('DBI:Pg:database=xxx', 'username', 'pwd',
{ RaiseError => 1 } );
my $aref = $dbh->selectcol_arrayref('SELECT net FROM mynetworks');
$aref && @$aref or die "No networks obtained from SQL";
push(@mynetworks, @$aref);
# dump_array(\...@mynetworks);
}
Mark
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