One typo fix.
Marek Kozlowski:
> >> So: yes, I can deal with it. One again the question: Can I do it at
> >> postfix (not postfix driver) level? Is there any postfix option which says:
> >> "I'm serving only the following virtual domains; ignore those entries
> >> in virtual_alias_maps that don't match it"?
> >
> > If you say "I'm serving only the following virtual domains; ignore
> > those entries in virtual_alias_maps that don't match it", then that
> > is exactly what the "domains" feature in ldap_table(5) does.
>
> Well. But it is a solution at the postfix driver level. An LDAP driver
> filter.
> There can be a large set of virtual_alias_maps sources at the same time:
> LDAP, mysql, numerous files, etc. What I'm searching for is a switch
> which disables / enables some addresses for all of those sources at
> once.
If you want to apply the same filter to MULTIPLE maps:
/etc/postfix/main.cf:
virtual_alias_maps =
pipemap{pcre:/etc/postfix/domain_filter, ldap:/path/to/ldapfile}
pipemap{pcre:/etc/postfix/domain_filter, mysql:/path/to/myselfile}
/etc/postfix/domain_filter:
# Any non-empty right-hand side value will do.
/^(.+@(domain1|domain2|domain3))$/ $1
This is available in Postfix 2.12 as of September.
Alternatively: append the "domains" list to multiple files:
# cat makefile
.SUFFIXES: .out .in
.in.out:
(cat $*.in; echo domains = xx, yy, xx) > $*.out
ldapfile.out: ldapfile.in
mysqlfile.out: mysqlfile.in
> If that is now what you want, then you need to be more precise.
In this case, explain why "domains" works but still is not what you want.
Wietse
