[EMAIL PROTECTED],
> I'm trying to use amavis + postfix with virtual users, with an extra twist:
> a wildcard virtual domain. This is configured in postfix with a regexp
> file:
> virtual_mailbox_domains = regexp:/etc/postfix/vhosts/domains
> which looks like this:
>
> /customer1\.com/ virtual:
> /customer2\.org/ virtual:
> /.*\.customer3\.org/ virtual:
You should anchor regular expressions as appropriate!
/@customer1\.com$/
/@customer2\.org$/
/\.customer3\.org$/
There is no need for using regular expressions in above examples,
both the Postfix hash and the amavisd-new hash or lists handle
cases like the above just fine. See README.lookups.
> What I want to do is stuff this file into local_domains_maps, so that I can
> get spam headers added. Looking at the code, I see that the lookup function
> will call lookup_re for isa('Amavis::Lookup::RE'), but not being a perl
> person, I have no idea how to create such a beast.
>
> I see functions for read_hash and read_array... A read_regexp function that
> would take the above file and stuff it into local_domains_maps would be
> just what I'm looking for...
There are several examples of regexp use in amavisd.conf-sample.
@local_domains_maps = (
new_RE(
qr'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'i,
qr'@mx\.customers-\d+\.example\.com$'i,
qr'@[EMAIL PROTECTED]'i,
),
);
> but other suggestions (_besides_ "don't use
> wildcards") would be greatly appreciated!
Don't use wildcards :)
Mark
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