Re: [courier-users] filtering and forwarding mail to another server

This is a discussion on Re: [courier-users] filtering and forwarding mail to another server within the Courier-Imap forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; Jay Lee wrote: > On Mon, October 30, 2006 3:22 am, sysadmin@sunet.com.au wrote: >> I'...


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Old 10-31-2006
Alessandro Vesely
 
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Default Re: [courier-users] filtering and forwarding mail to another server

Jay Lee wrote:
> On Mon, October 30, 2006 3:22 am, sysadmin@sunet.com.au wrote:
>> I've got courier calling maildrop, and maildrop calls SA and
>> filtering. But the problem is, after it's been through maildrop, I want
>> it sent on to another computer. I'm using postfix for that (see maildrop
>> rule below), which then forwards to another server. If I can get courier
>> to do this instead of postfix, I'd be happier, but I couldn't see a way to
>> do it.
>>
>> -----
>> exception { to "|/usr/sbin/sendmail.postfix -t" }
>> -----


That won't work with multiple/bcc recipients. Anyway, calling SA from
maildrop is ineffective for multiple remote recipients, because one scans
the same message multiple times without the plus of maintaining per-user
bayesian data sets in their own home directories.

> I use something more complex like this:
>
> import SENDMAIL
> import SENDER
> import LOCAL
> to '|$SENDMAIL -f "$SENDER" -i "$LOCAL@otherserver.com"'
>
> so that the secondary server can also see the original sender.


(SPF checking should be disabled at the other server.)

> I have
> this in my /etc/courier/maildroprc file and it saves me the trouble of
> creating a forwarding rule per user.


Alternatively, it could be invoked from aliasdir/.courier-default in order
to apply it to non-local mailboxes only. That way it is possible to migrate
to the new server a few users at a time.

Non-existing recipients should be refused at rcptfilter stage in any case.
A large queue of undeliverable DSNs affect both bandwidth and load.

The alternate rcptfilter.c that I posted last Friday might be handy for
invoking a procedure that checks the remote (on lan) mailbox before Courier
accepts each recipient.

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