Gary V skrev:
> Anders wrote:
>
>> Gary V skrev:
>>> Anders wrote:
>>>
>>>> I'm setting up a new mail server and get a bit confused by amavis-new
>>>> parameter @local_domains_maps.
>>>> What good does it do really?
>>> For one thing, X-Spam headers and Subject tagging will only occur for
>>> local domains. With 30 domains, it would probably be easier to list
>>> them in a file, one domain per line (prefix with a period to add
>>> subdomain/host wildcard):
>>>
>>> @local_domains_maps = ( read_hash("$MYHOME/local_domains") );
>>>
>>> .example.com
>>> .example.net
>
>> The problem is that the domains are stored in a MySQL server, managed by
>> web-cyradm. It would be really impractical to dump the database and
>> store it on the mail server in a text file.
>> It would be optimal to read it directly from the DB like Postfix does.
>
>> I don't do the address mangling until after amavis, so amavis would see
>> all the virtual addresses, then feed back to postfix that remaps them to
>> one (the local) domain.
>
>> Anders Norrbring
>> Norrbring Consulting
>
> Write a script that dumps the data and reloads amavisd-new. Run it
> when you add a new domain. Or manually add new domains to the file.
> How often can that be? If you don't want to restart amavisd-new,
> set up SQL for amavisd-new and add a new domain there with an SQL
> command. See
> http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/README.sql.txt
> http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=amavis-user&m=113479225731661&w=2
> Maybe you could write a command/script that added domains to the users
> table from existing data. With 30 domains, depending on your setup,
> you may have domains that wish to have policies that differ from the
> others so you may end up deciding to set up SQL in the end anyway.
I doubt there will be any different setting or policies on different
domains, and no personal settings either. It's operated as a central
spam/virus trap, and client wouldn't have the need to manage settings.
I don't even set up quarantine, it's just rejected and deleted.
However, I do have the MySQL database, and postfix reads its domain data
from it. It would be great to have amavis read from the DB as well, but
I can't find any references on how to set up sql access to read in from
sql to @local_domains_maps.
--
Anders Norrbring
Norrbring Consulting
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