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Pyuesh Daya

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Oct 1, 2001, 3:49:20 AM10/1/01
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Hi Guys

Just Like to to know if the following entry in the transport file is in proper database/postmap format :

Entry in the transport map file:
domain.co.za hold:[192.168.7.113] # SERVERNT.domain.co.za


Entry in the main.cf file:

transport_maps = dbm:/etc/postfix/transport


Also, once the transport map has been re-hashed, and postfix reloaded, how long will it take for postfix to spool the mail to the client.

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Ralf Hildebrandt

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Oct 1, 2001, 4:19:10 AM10/1/01
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On 1 Oct 2001 09:49:19 +0200, Pyuesh Daya <pyu...@na.co.za> wrote:

> Just Like to to know if the following entry in the transport file is in proper database/postmap format :

> Entry in the transport map file:
> domain.co.za hold:[192.168.7.113] # SERVERNT.domain.co.za

No, it isn't. At least, it won't do what you think :)
Use:


domain.co.za hold:[192.168.7.113]
# SERVERNT.domain.co.za

(comments MUST start a line!!)

> Also, once the transport map has been re-hashed, and postfix
> reloaded, how long will it take for postfix to spool the mail to the
> client.

You don't need to reload postfix if the map changed.

The next mail coming in will be delivered according to what you
specified.

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