Michael wrote:
> The format I use here (same file for amavisd-new and postfix:
> secnap.com
> secnap.net
> wordlesspoetry.com
> The <cr> acts as whitespace seperator between records, and both postfix
> and amavisd-new seems to be happy with it.
> Reading it this way in postfix:
> relay_domains = /usr/local/etc/postfix/relay_domains
> In amavisd-new:
> @local_domains_maps = read_hash("/usr/local/etc/postfix/relay_domains");
Thanks for that point Michael. My statement:
>> There are other tables (like relay_recipients) in Postfix that also
>> need a RHS, but don't actually use it. Unlike amavisd-new, Postix will
>> not allow the form:
>> key1
>> key2
Would then not apply to plain text files of this sort, but would apply
to hash tables (which was what I was referring to in my example).
Gary V
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