julien at nura
Apr 21, 2009, 9:24 AM
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Re: conf-break change does not work [SOLVED]
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Le mardi 21 avril 2009 à 09:19 -0500, Kyle Wheeler a écrit :
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> On Tuesday, April 21 at 01:36 PM, quoth Julien:
> > I have no virtual domain, it is a fresh install of netqmail-1.06 with
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> Hmm. Interesting.
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> I haven't fussed with alternative extensions much myself, so I'm not
> sure why that might not work.
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> >> To fix it, edit /var/qmail/users/assign, and re-run qmail-users to
> >> rebuild the cdb file.
> >
> > How can I custom address extension delimiter in /var/qmail/users for
> > mailing+469489-68459 [at] domaine ? I want to use "+" as a delimiter for
> > alias "mailing".
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> That should be straightforward, if you read the qmail-users man page.
> You'll need two lines in your users/assign file. First:
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> =mailing:alias:UID:GID:/var/qmail/alias/mailing:::
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> (replace UID and GID with the uid and gid of the qmail alias user, and
> be sure to create the /var/qmail/alias/mailing directory, and make it
> owned by the qmail alias user) Second:
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> +mailing:alias:UID:GID:/var/qmail/alias/mailing:+::
The plus "+" at the end of the line is use to contruct .qmail filename
man qmail-users :
=local:user:uid:gid:homedir:dash:ext:
Here local is an address; user, uid, and gid are the account
name, uid, and gid of the user in charge of local; and messages to local
will be controlled by homedir/.qmaildashext.
So I need to keep a "-" at the end of the line.
But you are right ! I can do it with users/assign file. I just need to
add an wildcard entry for mailing :
+mailing:alias:105:61:/var/qmail/alias/mailing:-::
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So every mail for mailing*@domain.com will be handle
by /var/qmail/alias/mailing/.qmail
and /var/qmail/alias/mailing/.qmail-default
file
Thanks you very much for your reply !
Julien
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> (again, replace UID and GID with the uid and gid of the qmail alias
> user)
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> Once that's done, you'll need to do two more things: first, run
> qmail-newu to build the user/cdb file based on the contents of the
> user/assign file you just created, and second, create
> /var/qmail/alias/mailing/.qmail and
> /var/qmail/alias/mailing/.qmail-default files that forward your mail
> to wherever you want it to go, like so:
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> echo "|forward user [at] remotehos" > /var/qmail/alias/mailing/.qmail
> echo "|forward user [at] remotehos" > /var/qmail/alias/mailing/.qmail-default
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> ~Kyle
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> -- Dereke Bruce
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