postfix with dbmail is really simple. A basic configuration is to define the following parameters on main.cf
myhostname mydomain myorigin inet_interfaces mydestination local_recipient_maps mynetworks relay_domains Postfix can check recipients, destination and make simple form of pop-before-smtp connecting to dbmail including the following lines in your main.cf mydestination = yourdomain.com mysql:/etc/postfix/mydestination.cf local_recipient_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql-recipients.cf $alias_maps mynetworks = 10.10.0.10/24 mysql:/etc/postfix/sql-relay.cf mydestination.cf user = dbmaildbuser password = dbmaildbpasswd hosts = localhost dbname = dbmaildb table = DBMA_MTA select_field = mydestination where_field = mydestination mysql-recipients.cf user = dbmaildbuser password = dbmaildbpasswd hosts = localhost dbname = dbmaildb table = dbmail_aliases select_field = alias where_field = alias sql-relay.cf user = dbmaildbuser password = dbmaildbpasswd hosts = localhost dbname = dbmail table = dbmail_pbsp select_field = ipnumber where_field = ipnumber You can read the postfix.org documentation it is well explained. Also I recommend you to read about defining your "mynetworks and relay_domains" parameters to avoid an open relay server. good luck Humberto > Hi! > > I'm not familiar with postfix, worked with sendmail before. Now I want to > try postfix with dbmail for hosting company's mailserver. Is there any > good > step-by-step howto for postfixinstallation with dbmail. I've tried to make > it with INSTALL.postfix instructions but had no sucess. I'm not asking for > help, but please share any links to good HOWTOs if you know it. > > > Thanks, > Georgy. > > _______________________________________________ > Dbmail mailing list > [email protected] > https://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listinfo/dbmail >
