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From: Noel Jones on 19 May 2010 17:46 On 5/19/2010 3:10 PM, Phil Howard wrote: > > But it sounds like what I need is something to rewrite envelope > recipient address at SMTPD RCPT TO time. Like maybe (this does not > exist) smtpd_recipient_map and (also does not exist) > smtpd_recipient_domain_map ?? What I would envision this doing is > applying this rewrite before checking to see if the user really exists, > then using that rewritten address in all further checks that get done > during the SMTPD session, all while the remote SMTP client waits for a > response (it's already waiting for all those restriction checks). Sounds as if you need to generate static files with a script. Don't worry about the number of entries; hash: tables scale well to hundreds of thousand entries, or use cdb: files for fast performance up to millions of entries. (cdb: works great for smaller files too.) -- Noel Jones
From: Phil Howard on 20 May 2010 09:18
On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 17:46, Noel Jones <njones(a)megan.vbhcs.org> wrote: > Sounds as if you need to generate static files with a script. Don't worry > about the number of entries; hash: tables scale well to hundreds of thousand > entries, or use cdb: files for fast performance up to millions of entries. > (cdb: works great for smaller files too.) > Sure does. Over on the Dovecot side of things, I have the passdb/userdb files split out by domain name. This allows me to manage restricted access. That means I can permit a less-technical administrator to access only certain domains. If they cause a problem, or some other problem happens when they are updating, there is less exposure to failure (and less work the update regression tests I could add to that have to do). So it looks like I'll need to regenerate the virtual_alias_map file every time even users are updated (much more frequent then how often domains are updated), and run the mail system tests more often. I can, of course, generate them from those Dovecot passdb files. |