"Joseph M. Anderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > OK, a little update, I've read some more and found (I think) that > what I'm trying to do may not be possible...I realize now that as a > relay no .qmail files get called and thus tmda never gets called.
Right. > I've seen references to "contrib/README.RELAY" which apparently > isn't in the sources anymore, This was a means of allowing "remote" users, such as people running mail programs on Windows, to send mail and have the addresses tagged. In other words, it was an outgoing mail configuration and had nothing to do with tmda-filter. The new tmda-ofmipd program is a complete replacement for that patch and has additional functionality, too. > references to a qmailqueue patch (?), You can find this at http://www.qmail.org/. It's a simple patch to allow an external program or script to be run between qmail-smtpd and qmail-queue. Unless you're a reasonably advanced qmail user, you probably won't understand why that's useful, but it allows certain types of mail processing to occur before the incoming message is deposited in the on-disk mail queue. It is possible that, with some work, TMDA could be made to fit in that spot of the qmail processing chain, but today it is still tied to actual delivery. The variables that TMDA relies on, like SENDER, RECIPIENT, etc., are not yet in the environment. > and to setting the QMAILQUEUE environment variable in /etc/tcp.smtp. The QMAILQUEUE environment variable tells the qmailqueue patch which external program to run instead of qmail-queue. > Are any of these fruitful approaches? For what you're trying to do, I'm afraid not. Tim _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
