Michael Mayer wrote:
I think I can remember a way for Postfix to access MySQL directly, but this might be slow plus you need compiled-in MySQL support (the Postfix version that comes with Fedora 6 does not have this).
It's fast enough. If you need postfx-mysql, download and install the Fedora postfix srpm and look into the spec file. You should find an option to enable building the postfix-mysql package, if it ain't enabled already.
If there is no option, you can manually add the mysql options to the configure or gcc line or whereever it went. I've done this for various Fedora and Suse (SLES) distro versions.
After building you'll get a postfix-mysql package which you can then install. So you won't have to replace your installed postfix package.
I am using postfix with mysql support on F6 right now, I remember making the postfix-mysql package was trivial for F6.
As for the postfix configuration, it looks like this for me, I'm pretty sure I found it in the dbmail README or wiki.
mail:/etc/postfix # grep local_recipient_maps main.cf local_recipient_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix/sql-recipients.cf mail:/etc/postfix # cat sql-recipients.cf user = dbmail password = ubersecretpassword hosts = 127.0.0.1 dbname = dbmail table = dbmail_aliases select_field = alias where_field = alias And don't forget to create the .db file with "postmap sql-recipients.cf". HTH, -- Aleksander Kamenik System Administrator Krediidiinfo AS an Experian Company Phone: +372 665 9649 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.krediidiinfo.ee/ http://www.experiangroup.com/ _______________________________________________ DBmail mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listinfo/dbmail
