Well John, i tried it already, something like that:
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mysql_users_aliases:
driver = redirect
file_transport = address_file
pipe_transport = address_pipe
data = ${lookup mysql{ SELECT id FROM users \
WHERE id='${quote_mysql:[EMAIL PROTECTED]' }} \n \
${lookup mysql{SELECT sendto FROM aliases \
WHERE (username='$local_part' AND domainname='$domain')}}
no_more
mysql_anyone:
driver = redirect
file_transport = address_file
pipe_transport = address_pipe
data = ${lookup mysql{SELECT sendto FROM aliases \
WHERE (username='*' AND domainname='$domain')}}
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But any email goes to [EMAIL PROTECTED] if it has such an entry in mysql
aliases.
I wonder if you can provide your routers so i can quickly solve this
problem.. Thank you!!
>>
>> Notice please the "$lookup mysql*@" , which means (from the
>> book) that if the query fails then it searches only the
>> domain part , ignoring everything to "*". But i am
>> dissapointed because it is not working..
>
> I was under the impression that the * (ie default values) can only be used
> with
> single key lookup types. MySQL, on the other hand, is a query style
> lookup. The
> easiest thing to do perhaps would be to have a second router to catch
> anything
> that passes through the first one.
> John
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