As a workaround I will use postfix as a "filter"
I created a seperate jail with postfix. This postfix configuration is very
simple. Just relayhost, sender_bcc list and hostname.
Within opensmtp config I am forwarding all mails that are sent from users to
this postfix. This postfix is using the sender_bcc list and forwarding all
mails to the archive server and then relaying all mails back to opensmtpd.
This is certainly no solution for all organisational sizes but for me it should
work. The configuration overhead is very low and I can combine the simplicity
of opensmtpd with the function of postfix.
On Mon, Jun 07, 2021 at 08:52:39AM +0200, Hagen Bauer wrote:
is this really not possible or planed?
No way? I really like the way opensmtpd is configured and I would hate to move
back to postfix but this is really critical
Any ideas or hints?
Regards
Hagen
Hi
Due to german laws all businesses are required to implement a long term archiv
of business related mails. A majority of mail archiving software is integrated
vie a simple mail forward of all mails.
In postfix this can be done via sender_bcc_maps / receiver_bcc_maps
I have found a way to forward all incoming mails based on the receiver but I am
failing to find a way to do this for outgoing mails
So I have a list of users defined on a server and I want to copy all mails of
users with a specific mail domain.
Any way to implement this in opensmtpd without routing all mails through
postfix?
Regards
Hagen
