On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 10:20:09PM +0100, richard lucassen wrote: > When e.g. I have an access file with: > > domain.tld reject > baduser@ reject > > Postfix will reject "u...@domain.tld" and > "baduser@anydomain.anytld". > > When I want to test these db's using "postmap -q", postmap only > tests the "real" entries in the database. Is there a *simple CLI* > way to test the db like Postfix does? I mean a simpler tool than > "swaks" that I use now to test the db's.
You did not mention how your access file was being used. Apparently it's being used for email address lookups, so perhaps check_sender_access or check_recipient_access. Any supercharged postmap tool would have to know this also. That's probably why postmap -q is so literal, because that way it does not have to know configuration details. Note also that parent_domain_matches_subdomains settings affect this as well. It would not be trivial to build a diagnostic tool which handles check_mumble_access lookups exactly as Postfix does. No, I am not aware of such a tool. -- http://rob0.nodns4.us/ Offlist GMX mail is seen only if "/dev/rob0" is in the Subject:
