I have asked repeatedly on the list about how to query SQL for
local_domains_maps. To first some answers which didn't seem to relate,
then resounding silence.
After taking some time to read the code today, I believe I have figured
out the answer. Will someone please tell me if I'm right or wrong?
1. There is no way to query SQL for local_domains
*HOWEVER*
2. When a recipient lookup is done in SQL, if the local column evaluates
(is not undefined) then the recipient is considered local.
*AND*
3. A wildcard entry of '@{domain}' will evaluate the entire domain to be
local (unless you set $sql_lookups_no_at_means_domain in which case drop
the @ sign)
Therefore, the right answer for hosting environments is to make sure
that every domain you are receiving mail for exists in the users database.
Questions:
Is this analysis correct?
Would it be too much trouble to allow a SQL query to populate
local_domains_maps, just like the hash lookup.
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