On Mon, 2006-06-19 at 15:56 +0100, Glen Gray wrote:
> Hey guys,
>> I'm setting up a new mail server for the company and using Virtual
> users. I've managed to get per user .procmailrc working, however,
> I've had to do a little jiggery pokery to make it work.
>> The reason for this jiggery pokery is to get the domain part of the
> recipient's email address
>> For an address of 'user+foo at domain', the following macros work
> ${user} == user
> ${extension} == foo
>> However, there doesn't seem to be one for the domain. I'm hoping that
> this can be done inside postfix and so not have to resort to my
> current jiggery pokery. Any suggestions ? Is it possible to do custom
> user macros ?
If the procmailrc is any way complicated, I'd get it out. Procmail is
fine for the end user (client) which is handling one person's email. But
it can be a memory hog. Each rule with the 'c' switch makes another
process. have ram and horsepower to spare before dropping that into a
server.
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