> On Sun, Mar 03, 2002 at 05:56:52PM +0100, David SCHNEPF - Cabinet SD2i
wrote:
>
> > in order postfix to accept mail, i need to use a mysql mydestination
mysql
> > maps.
>
> Yes? Sure?

Yes sure. If my local domains are not in the mydestination maps, all is
rejected (except local mails for the fqdn hostname itself)

>
> > it seem's that the virtual maps is a sendmail-style virtual maps ?
> Huh?

perhaps i don't understand the real differences beetween postfix and
sendmail-style. i mean, is there anything to set in the main.cf to use
postfix-style ?

>
> > so it's one more mysql query ! is there a way to change that and use
> > postfix-style virtual maps
>
> Use whatever you want. This that change often: Use mysql.
> Things that stay the same: Use hash or btree or even flat files.

ok. but it's the first time i use the virtual delivery agent (i used to use
virtual (5) maps with procmail only). I imagine that the virtual delivery
agent was different when looking up virtual maps => so i'm wrong

>
> > mydestination = $myhostname, localhost.$mydomain,
mysql:/usr/local/etc/postfix/mydestination.cf
>
> Don't list Postfix style virtual doamins in mydestination.

that's the real problem : if i remove those domains, mails are rejected !
but what about the order with mysql ? should i force to scan in the right
order in the request to get :

domain1.tld something
adr1domain1.tld fwd1somewhere.tld
adr2domain1.tld fwd2somewhere.tld
domain2.tld something
adr1domain2.tld fwd3somewhere.tld
adr2domain2.tld fwd4somewhere.tld

or there's no matter if the mysql result is :
domain1.tld something
domain2.tld something
adr1domain1.tld fwd1somewhere.tld
adr2domain1.tld fwd2somewhere.tld
adr1domain2.tld fwd3somewhere.tld
adr2domain2.tld fwd4somewhere.tld

the question is here for mysql but the same apply whith all other lookup db
of course !

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David SCHNEPF
Logiciels pour Internet & Hébergement
Cabinet SD2i : www.sd2i.fr
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