From that website you linked to before..
"Okay, Here's the bunch of files you're going to need when setting this
up:
sendmail-8.10.1+mysql
This is the almighty sendmail daemon patched to work with mysql"
Looks like it's the MTA does the work here. You could in theory use
/etc/procmailrc to deliver mail based on a MySQL table. All it requires
is a perl/shell/php/some language script called from there that
interogates a MySQL db before delivering the message to some mailbox.
Donncha.
"John P . Looney" wrote:
>> > formail -s procmail < mbox
> >
> > to test your procmail recipes..
>> Problem being, for that to work, it's already decided who it's to deliver
> it too. Does this mean that it's postfix I've to hack into reading MySQL
> instead of procmail ?
>
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