list maintenance
Hello, I'm currently performing a maintenance on the infrastructure hosting the mailing list. It may cause a bit of disruption for the next few hours but the goal is to allow me to easily run different versions of OpenSMTPD on different systems in a real environment, ultimately helping development :-) Things should go smooth but if you see something very wrong and can't reach me by mail I'm available on IRC / Twitter / ICB / ... Gilles
list maintenance
Hello, I'm currently performing a maintenance on the infrastructure hosting the mailing list. It may cause a bit of disruption for the next few hours but the goal is to allow me to easily run different versions of OpenSMTPD on different systems in a real environment, ultimately helping development :-) Things should go smooth but if you see something very wrong and can't reach me by mail I'm available on IRC / Twitter / ICB / ... Gilles
Re: Multiple query_mailaddr when using table_postgresql not possible
‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐ On Monday, August 12, 2019 11:44 AM, Reio Remma wrote: > Whilst I have no experience with the new OpenSMTPD, I have my 6.0.3 > working with MySQL and 2 separate query_mailaddr (recipients and > blacklist). I solved it by simply putting the blacklist query_mailaddr > in a separate config file. > > table recipients mysql:/etc/opensmtpd/mysql.conf > table blacklist mysql:/etc/opensmtpd/mysql-blacklist.conf Nice workaround, thanks Reio, I will try it out!
Re: Multiple query_mailaddr when using table_postgresql not possible
On 12/08/2019 12:32, mabi wrote: Hello, I would like to add an extra table in a PostgreSQL database to define domain names which I will reject mails from (mostly spam domains) on my OpenBSD 6.5 MX server. For that I would need to add the following query_mailaddr to my /etc/mail/postgresql.conf file as documented here (https://github.com/OpenSMTPD/OpenSMTPD-extras/pull/54): query_mailaddr SELECT address FROM rejects WHERE address=? The problem is that I already have a query_mailaddr entry in that file which is the following: query_mailaddr SELECT destination FROM vusers WHERE email = REGEXP_REPLACE($1,'(.*)\+[\w-]+@(.*)','\1@\2'); and which I need in order to define my valid recipients using the following table/match rule: table recipients postgres:/etc/mail/postgresql.conf match from any for domain rcpt-to action "relay_amavis" so, when I start smtpd I get the following error: domains[19067]: warn: duplicate key query_mailaddr domains[19067]: fatal: error parsing config file Does anyone know how I can still achieve that? Maybe with another type of "query_" but which one? Best regards, Mabi Whilst I have no experience with the new OpenSMTPD, I have my 6.0.3 working with MySQL and 2 separate query_mailaddr (recipients and blacklist). I solved it by simply putting the blacklist query_mailaddr in a separate config file. table recipients mysql:/etc/opensmtpd/mysql.conf table blacklist mysql:/etc/opensmtpd/mysql-blacklist.conf Good luck, Reio
Multiple query_mailaddr when using table_postgresql not possible
Hello, I would like to add an extra table in a PostgreSQL database to define domain names which I will reject mails from (mostly spam domains) on my OpenBSD 6.5 MX server. For that I would need to add the following query_mailaddr to my /etc/mail/postgresql.conf file as documented here (https://github.com/OpenSMTPD/OpenSMTPD-extras/pull/54): query_mailaddr SELECT address FROM rejects WHERE address=? The problem is that I already have a query_mailaddr entry in that file which is the following: query_mailaddr SELECT destination FROM vusers WHERE email = REGEXP_REPLACE($1,'(.*)\+[\w-]+@(.*)','\1@\2'); and which I need in order to define my valid recipients using the following table/match rule: table recipients postgres:/etc/mail/postgresql.conf match from any for domain rcpt-to action "relay_amavis" so, when I start smtpd I get the following error: domains[19067]: warn: duplicate key query_mailaddr domains[19067]: fatal: error parsing config file Does anyone know how I can still achieve that? Maybe with another type of "query_" but which one? Best regards, Mabi
