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I have postfix-2.4.5-2.fc7 installed on my Fedora 7.
Just because I need to use virtual users with MySQL, I followed most of the instructions from http://postfix.pentachron.net, done 3.2, 6, 7, 8(-8.2.3). I had Apache, MySql, Dovecot, Postfix installed in packages (using yum). This is /etc/postfix/main.cf:
A tip for setting up postfix. Get a basic server working, then add bits one at time (mysql for example). unless the howto suits you perfectly, you'll find it more difficult to try and do it all at once.
A tip for setting up postfix. Get a basic server working, then add bits one at time (mysql for example). unless the howto suits you perfectly, you'll find it more difficult to try and do it all at once.
In fact, before I need MySql with postfix, I am using MySql, apache, php, dovecot, sendmail and vsftpd correctly. However, as I need to make a mail server with a few domains and users, I need to use virtual users. I'd rather use MySql because I can easily add or remove users using phpMyAdmin.
If anyone have other idea to achieve similar methods, I would also like to listen... read.
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