Peter Holm wrote:
> I am trying this:
>
> create a file "domain.com" in /etc/courier/hosteddomains/
> with content "domain.com"
> run makehosteddomains
>
> create a file domain.com in /etc/courier/esmtpacceptmailfor.dir/
> with content "domain.com"
> run makeacceptmailfor
It seemed complicate to me also, until someone on this list
told me how to do it. Now I have just two files in esmtpacceptmailfor.dir:
hosted and relayed. I have a script for adding hosted domains, that
ends like this (after checking parameters and chdir to /etc/courier or
whatever):
" if [ ! "x$list" = "x" ]; then
" printf "updating courier config files\n"
" for DOMAIN in $list
" do
" printf "$DOMAIN\n" >> hosteddomains
" done
" cat hosteddomains |\
" awk '{print $1;}' |\
" sort |\
" uniq > esmtpacceptmailfor.dir/hosted
" makeacceptmailfor
" makehosteddomains
" chown -R courier:courier .
" fi
The awk filter is needed since a few lines in hosteddomains are
of the form "myserver.mydomain.tld\tmydomain.tld\n"
> I notice, that after running makeacceptmailfor as root the file
> esmtpacceptmailfor.dat does not belong to daemon anymore, but root.
I noticed that too, just chown. Perhaps there's a better way.
Ciao
Ale
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