Hi Sven, These questions are probably more for the dbmail general mailing list, but it's no problem, we can help you here on dbmail-dev :-)
Sven Alisch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > "The MTA hands the messages over to dbmail-smtp, using a pipe interface..." So Postfix or Exim or similar MTA receives the message, decides if it should be delivered locally (by checking the domain and/or username) and then sends the message to DBMail. Then DBMail puts the message into the database. > If I send a message with my client (like KMAIL) to my Mailserver (SMTP > Server with Postfix), will this mail handed to dbmail to? No, it won't be given to DBMail for outgoing mail. More likely is that KMail will save a copy to Sent-Messages (or something like that) using IMAP, which DBMail provides by using the dbmail-imapd daemon. > The next Problem in Understanding I have is following. I want to use > fetchmail to get my Post via POP3 from T-Online (my Provider). These > mails should also be sent to postfix for local delivery. Give postfix > it to dbmail? Yes, just like any regular mail via SMTP. > Or is it possible to configure fetchmail to work with dbmail directly? I'm not sure if this is possible, but it is pretty easy to use dbmail-smtp to directly insert messages into the database. Aaron --
