Someone may want a host to accept all mails in the form of
*.abc.com, *.*.abc.com, there IS a way to implement such
function,but it is rather annoying.
control/rcpthosts
abc.com
.abc.com
control/locals
abc.com
control/virtualdomains
.abc.com:fool
alias/.qmail-fool-default
|/var/qmail/bin/forward $EXT2
I hacked the source code of Qmail, and it now support wildcard in
control/locals, that is ,you can set up following lines in
control/locals and it will work. :-)
------------
.abc.com
-----------
sooooooo easy.
---------------- my patch ------------
148c148,168
<
---
> { unsigned char *pbyte;
> unsigned int len;
> unsigned int dot;
> unsigned char count;
>
> count=0;
> pbyte=addr.s+at+1;
> len=addr.len-at-1;
> dot=byte_chr(pbyte,len,'.');
> while(dot<len && count<4){
> if(constmap(&maplocals,pbyte+dot,len-dot)){
> if (!stralloc_cat(&rwline,&addr)) return 0;
> if (!stralloc_0(&rwline)) return 0;
> return 1;
> }//if
> pbyte=pbyte+dot+1;
> len=len-dot-1;
> dot=byte_chr(pbyte,len,'.');
> count++;
> }//while
> }
---------------- apply the patch -----
(1) save the patch above as qmail-send.patch
(2) download qmail-1.03.tar.gz
(3) tar xzvf qmail-1.03.tar.gz
(4) cd qmail-1.03
(5) patch qmail-send.c <qmail-send.patch
(6) install qmail as stated in INSTALL file
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--Junwen--
