mailscanner and postfix
Ken Dyke
kdyke at KEYCOMPUTERCONSULTANTS.COM
Tue Apr 27 21:16:55 IST 2004
Thank you for replying.
On Tue, Apr 27, 2004 at 08:34:02PM +0100, Drew Marshall (drew at THEMARSHALLS.CO.UK) wrote:
> 'Single Instance Postfix' setup. All this basically involves is writing
> a suitable REGEX matching your server's Received: header and dumping
> these matches to the hold queue. MailScanner then retrieves them from
> there and does it's bit, returning the now scanned mail to the
> 'Incoming' queue for Postfix to deliver like normal. Neater and equally
> effective.
I may end up asking for more details about this.
Please point out where I don't understand how mailscanner work.
Postfix has a nice facility to pipe to filter (as you say). A simple
daemon accepts messages on this pipe and places them into a queue
(directory) where mailscanner picks them up. Mailscanner then hands(?)
the processed messages back to the daemon which pipes them back to
postfix.
What am I missing? I need to have a clear enough picture to talk the
coder into writing this (if feasible).
> However, if some were to write a wrapper,I would be delighted to trial
> it for them :-) . Sadly I code like a Sys. Admin suffering RSA and
> coffee deprivation :-)
RSA?
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I think, therefore, ken_i_m
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