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| Summary | 0011481: Add duplicate check for mail forwarders | ||
| Revision | 2016-12-08 11:32 by user2 | ||
| Description | Scenario: the user "test" has a mail forwarder configured with "test.guy@example.com". When the "content_filter" line in master.cf is disabled, Postfix will send a single message to both "test" and "test.guy@example.com". That's the expected behavior. However, when the "content_filter" line in master.cf is enabled and LDAP is used for aliases/forwarders, Postfix will send two separate messages to the specified content_filter: Message 1-- destined to "test.guy@example.com" Message 2 -- destined to both "test" and "test.guy@example.com" The first message is a redundant. Perhaps there's a magic configuration parameter to disable this behavior? That would be best. In the meantime, we can add a duplicate check in the mail routing engine (mailprefilter/Filter.php). |
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| Revision | 2016-12-08 11:31 by user2 | ||
| Description | Scenario: the user "test" has a mail forwarder configured with "test.guy@example.com". When the "content_filter" line in master.cf is disabled, Postfix will send a single message to both "test" and "test.guy@example.com". That's the expected behavior. However, when the "content_filter" line in master.cf is enabled and LDAP is used for aliases/forwarders, Postfix will send two separate messages to the specified content_filter: Message 0000001-- destined to "test.guy@example.com" Message 0000002 -- destined to both "test" and "test.guy@example.com" The first message is a redundant. Perhaps there's a magic configuration parameter to disable this behavior? That would be best. In the meantime, we can add a duplicate check in the mail routing engine (mailprefilter/Filter.php). |
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| Revision | 2016-12-08 10:56 by user2 | ||
| Description | Scenario: the user "test" has a mail forwarder configured with "test.guy@example.com". When the "content_filter" line in master.cf is disabled, Postfix will send a single message off both "test" and "test.guy@example.com". That's the expected behavior. However, when the "content_filter" line in master.cf is enabled and LDAP is used for aliases/forwarders, Postfix will send two separate messages to the specified content_filter: Message 0000001-- destined to "test.guy@example.com" Message 0000002 -- destined to both "test" and "test.guy@example.com" The first message is a redundant. Perhaps there's a magic configuration parameter to disable this behavior? That would be best. In the meantime, we can add a duplicate check in the mail routing engine (mailprefilter/Filter.php). |
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