On Wed, 29 Jul 1998, Ian Jackson wrote:
> I want to have virtual domains with such that:
>
> * most mail to <user>@<host>.<domain> is batched up with BSMTP, with
> multiple-recipient messages to the same <domain> kept that way (the
> messages will eventually go via dialup). The envelope recipients are
> left alone. Multiple-recipient messages to different <domain>s must
> be delivered to different files/directories.
>
> * mail to some specific <user>@<host>.<domain> instances is `snarfed',
> and handled by some kind of aliasfile on the gateway system.
[This is all off the top of my head and untested.]
You have to do that the other way round, of course, with the first
director of the form
specific:
driver = aliasfile
domains = the domains you are interested in (optional, may speed
things up a bit if its an inline short list)
file = /composite/aliasfile
search_type = whatever
include_domain
with entries in the alias file such as
user1@domain1: new address
user1@domain2: ....
user2@domain2: ....
Then the second director can pick off the rest
general:
driver = smartuser
domains = list of domains
transport = bsmtp
which refers to a suitable transport
bsmtp:
driver = appendfile
file = /bsmtp/directory/$domain
bsmtp = domain
prefix = ""
suffix = ""
no_from_hack
user = ${lookup{$domain}lsearch{/userlist}{nobody}}
> * I would prefer to have a constant number of
> director/router/transport entries, rather than one set per
> <host>.<domain>.
Two directors and one transport.
> * The `user' option for pipe and file transports from the alias files
> mentioned in my second bullet point is set per <domain> (or per
> <host>.<domain>).
Done by lookup above.
> Can I do this ?
I think so.
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