Quoth Przemyslaw Kowalczyk on Tue, Sep 04, 2001:
> local_users:
> driver = aliasfile
> include_domain = no
> search_type = pgsql
> query = "SELECT mailbox FROM mail_user WHERE
> id_user='${local_part}' AND domain='${domain}'"
> transport = local_store
>
> Host is beeing prepared to handle more then one domain. Unfortunately all
> mail that should get to domain.com.pl have its domain set do
> host.domain.com.pl (with hostname attached).
Do you mean that the SQL query should get domain as
"host.domain.com.pl" for mail addressed to *.domain.com.pl? If
this is the case, you can hace a special director for this
domain:
domain_local_users:
driver = aliasfile
transport = local_store
domains = domain.com.pl : *.domain.com.pl
include_domain = no
search_type = pgsql
query = "SELECT mailbox FROM mail_user WHERE id_user='${local_part}' AND domain='domain.com.pl'"
Of course, same can be done by partial domain lookup in a file
containing all local domains, e.g.:
domains = partial-lsearch;/path/to/domains
query = "BLAH blah AND domain='${domain_data}'"
with file /path/to/domains containing entries like:
domain.com.pl: host.domain.com.pl
*.domain.com.pl: host.domain.com.pl
another.domain.net.au: oz.domain
I have a similar rule to find out what file defines the data
relevant for the domain.
If this all is not what you meant, please explain your question
more precisely.
Vadik.
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