I just recently started using dbmail as well. I am also using postfix.
My thought was using the transport table to point each domain at a
different transport. Its not the cleanest solution but I think it would
work. Have a different transport in master.cf for each domain, and then
in the transport table have domain1.com dbmaildomain1: and domain2.com
dbmaildomain2: That might work until dbmail has better support for
virtual domains.
I have alittle problem with dbmail getting in to some sort of locked or
strange state. In a mail client if I switch rapidly from different imap
folders the daemon stops responding to all clients. I have to restart
the daemon.
I just want to say that I think dbmail has some terrific potential for
cluster/scalable mail servers! If I can get it to run stable for my
users I will be setting it up in a small cluster enviroment.
Nice work guys!
Eric Estabrooks wrote:
I just started playing with dbmail with postfix as the mta. I was
wondering if dbmail-smtp was planning on supporting being run as a
transport? Right now it seems I can't because the -u option doesn't
support having the mailbox in the name.
example that won't deliver
dbmail-smtp -m folder -u [EMAIL PROTECTED]
example that does
dbmail-smtp -m folder -u [EMAIL PROTECTED]
if I run it from postfix mda style I can do dbmail-smtp -m
"$EXTENSION" -u "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
but if I run it from the master.cf as a transport then
argv=/usr/sbin/dbmail-smtp -m $extension -u $recipient
doesn't work and I can't use $user instead of $recpient because I
doing mulitple domains so the addresses in dbmail are in the form
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks,
Eric
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