Hello,
I'm trying to understand how does table_api_on_fetch work. Sorry, guys,
it is not clear at all.
As for now, I see this function present in mysql, sqlite and procexec
tables. When I need to return just one value - it is clear, according to
table_procexec.c I need just copy the result
Cool, I was searching for this information :)
Do you think I should really consider table-procexec now and do not
create a 'native' table?
I really appreciate your table-consul example, but the link
"https://github.com/poolpOrg/py-table-consul; is broken (error 404).
Anyway, I think to use
On 09.08.2022 17:19, Quelrond wrote:
Hi,
I'm using OpenSMTPD on FreeBSD (in jails) as local SMTP relays for
several applications.
Actually, I use file table as a source of information about valid
senders IP:
...
table senders_static file:/usr/local/etc/mail/senders-static
...
match from
Hi,
I'm using OpenSMTPD on FreeBSD (in jails) as local SMTP relays for
several applications.
Actually, I use file table as a source of information about valid
senders IP:
...
table senders_static file:/usr/local/etc/mail/senders-static
...
match from src for any action
