Re: Address extensions and virtual SQL users

Andr=E9 Lu=EDs Lopes:
> Hello,
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> Is recipient_delimiter supposed to do anything else besides=20
> recognizing that a given delimiter is used for address extension ?
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> I mean, apart from recognizing this fact, should it (or any other=20
> Postfix daemon/transport) be capable of delivering messages to an user'=
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> subfolder (INBOX.<subfolder>) if an address like=20
> <user>+<subfolder>@<virtual_domain> is used ?

Postfix has two programs that deliver to mailboxes: local(8) and
virtual(8). In recent Postfix versions, both understand address
extensions.

Neither of the two will name mailbox files after the extension.
That would be a terrible security problem where miscreants could
pollute the mailspool with lots of junk file names.

Wietse

> I have a Postfix 2.1.5 installation with virtual domains and users=20
> in a MySQL database (there's no local user, only virtual) and I would=20
> like to be able to deliver messages to a folder like INBOX.Spam if they=
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> are sent to <user>+Spam@<virtual_domain> . What I want is exactly what=20
> you could see at=20
> http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/a...s.html#addrext .
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> I'm not using any external LDA (procmail, maildrop, whatever). I'm=20
> only using plain Postfix with virtual users only (no loca users). Also=20
> using Courier an Maildir.
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> If I send a message to <user>+Spam@<virtual_domain> the messages is=
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> delivered to the user's INBOX rather than INBOX.Spam .
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> Does someone have an idea for what I could look for ?
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> --
> Andr? Lu?s Lopes
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