Andy Bradford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, 30 Aug 2001 16:03:32 MDT, Charles Cazabon wrote:
>
> > Perfectly safe. Depending on why you're doing this, you may want to
> > run ofmipd on 26 instead of qmail-smtpd.
>
> I will be using the qmailqueue.patch with qmail-scanner, however, I
> don't want to virus scan between internal mail hosts so one daemon will
> have the QMAILQUEUE variable and the other won't.
"Between internal mail hosts"? You mean if a client on your LAN injects
a message, you don't want to scan it, but if it comes from the outside
world, you do?
If so, you can use a single qmail-smtpd. Just use tcpserver's IP-based
rules to set QMAILQUEUE to "" for your LAN's addresses, and
".../my-filter" for everything else.
> It looks like OFMIPD will work just as nicely in this role. Does
> OFMIPD just drop the messages into /var/qmail/queue like qmail-smtpd
> does?
Yes, ofmipd does exactly that, but allows some flexibility in header
rewriting and such. Note, however, that Bruce Guenter's QMAILQUEUE
patch only patches the files in the main qmail distribution. ofmipd
comes from the mess822 package; you'd have to apply a similar change to
ofmipd to make it obey the QMAILQUEUE env. var.
Charles
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