If you can get a working DBMail and a working Postfix install then your
two small steps away:
STEP 1 - Add dbmail as a transport to Postfix's master.cf
From the dbmail INSTALL file:
6. Configure your MTA
-- MTA installation for postfix --
In the master.cf file for postfix add the following:
dbmail unix - n n - - pipe
flags= user=dbmail:dbmail argv=/usr/local/sbin/dbmail-smtp
-d ${recipient}
STEP 2 - Configure Postfix to deliver mail for your domain to be
delivered through dbmail. (assumes your domain is yourdomain.com)
Add the following to your "transport" config .
<domain> dbmail:
If you used a hash of /etc/postfix/transport to configure your transport
info you would add the following to your /etc/postfix/transport:
yourdomain.com dbmail:
If you were using a Mysql table to provide transport info (based on
"most" Postfix Mysql howtos)
Then the "domain" field would be: yourdomain.com
The transport field would be: dbmail:
Forgetting to add the colon, ":", after the transport mechanism will
cause failure.
Brian Winkers
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.ultri.com
Jan-Kees Fels wrote:
Hello,
Can someone tell me where I can find some basics regarding the setup
of postfix and dbmail (especially postfix)?
I really would like to use dbmail as a mailserver. I already have
experience running other mailservers and mysql experience.
Everywhere where I read about postfix I read how great it is but
nowhere it seems to explain in human readable form how to set it up.
Jan-Kees
