On Thursday 02 March 2006 09:02, John W. Baxter wrote:
> I suspect the way to do this cleanly would be to have a separate MX address
> for those domains which want extra large messages, and arrange to advertise
> a different size limit when the connection comes on that alternate address.
>
> Since the message_size_limit is an expanded string, it then becomes easy to
> adjust it based on the address that was connected to.
Was just thinking about this recently, and came across this thread. Something
like this should do it with a database lookup:
message_size_limit = ${lookup pgsql{select "message_size_limit"
from "client_mx_settings" where "primary_mx_ip" = '${quote_pgsql:
$interface_address}'} {$value} {}}
...and very similar for the secondary. Similar works for tls_advertise_hosts
as well if you have some domains wanting to use an SSL certificate.
Cheers,
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