I was looking over the Qmail homepage and I found that you can create a
rcpthosts file with the following shell command:
sed 's/:.*//' <virtualdomains | cat - locals | sort >rcpthosts
by Russ Nelson. This is pretty kewl, incase you all didn't know, but one
thing was wrong.
One: I'm ordered and sorted my virtualdomains file in a matter I like.
Two: It picked up my address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Not needed in rcpthosts.
So, I did a little change to it:
sed 's/^[^@]*@//' <virtualdomains | sed 's/:.*//' \
| cat - locals >rcpthosts
(line wrapped due to email max line length)
This will filter out everything in front of and including the @. The only
bug I see in this one liner is that if you have multiple [EMAIL PROTECTED]
addresses, it will place multiple myhost.com lines.
It's a bug I won't mind hearing how to fix, but it won't affect how qmail
runs.
Just a little tid bit I thought I share :)
I thought you newbies might like to know..
Philip
