I do per-domain configs, albeit differently. I have an array of incoming mail servers that do the filtering prior the final MTA. I use DNS for the database with A records for numeric values and CNAME for text values. The only thing I'm missing is some sort of security hash at this point or I'd push out the diffs. (otherwise I'd be a massive open relay)
On 11/15/04 8:04 PM, "Ask Bj�rn Hansen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Nov 15, 2004, at 13:06, Ed McLain wrote: > >> I've had alot of my customers ask me about being able to change what >> tests >> and so forth are run on the mail that comes in for there domains. I >> saw >> that there was some discussion about this a while back, but haven't >> heard >> anything else about it. Before I go off and write something is anybody >> working on this or would it be worth it for me to rewrite the config >> function into something more pluggable where you could say make the >> same >> calls as now just be able to store the config in a >> database/files/dirs/ldap whatever? > > There's a "config" hook already that you can write plugins for. > > A "per domain" config for some of the configuration directives should > be quite easy to make > > I'm going to make a separate "per user data/configuration" mechanism at > some point. > > > - ask
