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Re: PATCH: transport maps work for local users and full addresses
Andrew McNamara (andrewm
connect.com.au)
Wed, 17 Nov 1999 10:46:17 +1100
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>You may have noticed that other Postfix tables use different
>notations for users and domains. For example
>
> user
domain (smtpd access maps)
> user
domain (canonical, virtual maps)
>
>Given that we're overhauling the transport table semantics I
>would not be too concerned about bass-ackwards compatibility.
Personally, I prefer the former (usernames must be terminated by
an
). The virtual map always bites me. 8-)
>Inparticular, it would be even cooler if the recipient could also
>be "rewritten" with the transport table.
Any theories about syntax?
some.dom.ain smtp:some.dom.ain smtp:user
another.dom.ain
Seems logical, I guess. Certainly gives people plenty of rope when
combined with regexp maps... 8-)
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