From: /dev/rob0 (rob0gmx.co.uk)
Date: Fri Nov 03 2006 - 15:15:22 CST

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On Friday 03 November 2006 13:40, Tomas Macek wrote:
> Thanks for your answer!

Sure, but please don't top-post; it makes the archive much harder to
follow.

> Sorry, but I don't think, that is simple... I'm very new to Postfix

It's not a Postfix issue.

> You maybe think about the solution via 2 sql queries - one from some
> postfix_extension table and one postfix_users table, yes? The query

No, not at all. A single query in a single database, just as you're
using now. Expand the database. Now you have:

someuserexample.com -> example.com/someuser/
otheruserexample.com -> example.com/otheruser/
someuserexample.net -> example.net/someuser/

You need:

someuserexample.com -> example.com/someuser/
someuser-spamexample.com -> example.com/someuser/.spam/
someuser-virusexample.com -> example.com/someuser/.virus/
otheruserexample.com -> example.com/otheruser/
otheruser-spamexample.com -> example.com/otheruser/.spam/
otheruser-virusexample.com -> example.com/otheruser/.virus/
someuserexample.net -> example.net/someuser/
someuser-spamexample.net -> example.net/someuser/.spam/
someuser-virusexample.net -> example.net/someuser/.virus/

And everything will then work exactly as you hoped.

I used ".spam/" and ".virus/" because my IMAP server expects IMAP
folders' names to begin with a dot. Salt to taste. Offer void where
taxed or prohibited by law.

I don't know what "maildirsize" is.
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