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[David Verdin <address@concealed>]

Hi Roger,

Well Nothing changed regarding the way aliases must be set for Sympa between 5.3 and 6.0. It is a reasonnably stable part of the code.
So I guess you can use these guidances without troubles.

"Good" reasons? Well there are reasons, only you can know whether they are good or not.
First we develop and run Sympa using sendmail. So our area of expertise covers this MTA and we rely on contributions to help people using Sympa with other softs, such as Postfix or Exim.
Second, we try to make Sympa as indepedendant of its environment as possible. We already need to maintain specific code for several RDBMS, so we can't develop specific code for MTA, or Web servers. Consequently Sympa just scan its spools. You need to find the way to correctly set the aliases to redirect messages to the right spool. We can help you for sendmail, and some of our users contributed helps and howto about Postfix and Exim.

Hope this clarify things.

Regards,

David

Roger B.A. Klorese a écrit :

address@concealed"> Thanks, - though "guidance" it is, as the patches are for 5.3, and I need to find someone capable of implementing it on 6.

Is there any good reason for this, or some other approach that properly guarantees rejection and handles virtual addresses, not to be upstreamed?

On 1/22/10 8:46 AM, Christian Dahlhausen wrote: I think this http://www.folly.org.uk/sympa/sympa_config_03.html will give you some guidance. Haven't implemented it yet myself though.
Christian

On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 7:20 PM, Roger B.A. Klorese <address@concealed> wrote:
On 1/19/10 4:50 PM, Roger B.A. Klorese wrote:
Is there some combination of build options and patches that will enable Sympa to build per-robot and per-list-within-robot aliases and to fully support rejection (NOT bouncing) of non-existent addresses within the robot subdomains?

(And if it requires patching, this seems to be a major use case - shouldn't it be in the base distribution?)

Anyone?  Is NOBODY running the obvious combination of Sympa + Postfix + robots?



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