Hey all, I'm considering switching from qmail to OpenSMTPD, mainly for the TLS support. Been using qmail since 2000, and it's probably time to move on.
My first question is, how can I sort incoming mail by delimiter? For example in qmail you can have [email protected] subscribed to the qmail list and [email protected] subscribed to this list. The following file is all that's needed for the latter case: $ cat ~/.qmail-opensmtpd ./Mail/lists/opensmtpd/ So qmail delivers such mail to that Maildir, and that list is separated from others, all neatly organized and easily accessable in Mutt. Can individual users control this in OpenSMTPD? Or does the sysadmin have to modify /etc/aliases (then run newaliases, right?) for each delimiter case? I know about procmail (used it ages ago!) but apparently it hasn't been updated since 2001, and Wikipedia says there are unfixed vulns. Not something that feels like an upgrade to me. What are people doing to sort their mail? What's the cleanest and safest way? I'd greatly prefer a built-in solution by OpenSMTPD rather than separate code I'd have to worry about. I suspect the answer might be in the table manpage, but the examples given seem to point delivery to a single mbox/Maildir/whatever. The aliases manpage section on "user-part@domain-part" says that "an address such as [email protected] will only use the part that precedes '+' as a key." My understanding of this is that [email protected] or [email protected] (depending on delimiter configured in OpenSMTPD) would be trimmed to [email protected] before the delivery instruction is applied. Any help? Thank you! Nicolai -- You received this mail because you are subscribed to [email protected] To unsubscribe, send a mail to: [email protected]
