On 2006-01-09 14:17:07 -0500, Swallow, Harold wrote: > The application for which I intend to use qpsmtpd will > reside post-queue. [...] > I would like to configure qpsmtpd as presented in the > modified diagram you supplied, which originated from: > <http://www.postfix.org/FILTER_README.html#advanced_filter> > > So from what I gather SMTP communications with cleanup(8) > will NOT be required when using the queue/postfix-queue > plugin thus saving considerable time. Is that correct?
Yes.
> Is the setting for qpsmtpd connection to cleanup(8)
> postfix-queue accomplished in the configuration file
> config/plugins as in the following lines?
>
> # Add in Postfix queue plugin
> queue/postfix-queue
Yes.
> I expected to set queue/postfix-queue to attach to
> port 26. How does this alter the prescribed Postfix
> filter configuration settings?
queue/postfix-queue doesn't use any port. It attempts to open
/var/spool/postfix/public/cleanup (which normally is a unix socket,
writable to the group postdrop (which means that qpsmtpd must run as a
user who is a member of this group).
If your postfix setup uses a different filename for the cleanup socket,
you can either specify in the pathname in config/plugins:
# Add in Postfix queue plugin
queue/postfix-queue /path/to/postfix/cleanup
or set the environment variable POSTFIXQUEUE.
If you mean the port that qpsmtp listens to, how you set that depends on
how you start qpsmtpd. If you use forkserver, that would be the -p
option.
hp
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