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| Subject: | Re: [OT] Saving outgoing email Gmail style |
| Group: | Postfix-users |
| From: | mouss |
| Date: | 17 Jan 2008 |
> On Wed January 16 2008, mouss wrote:
>> Mihira Fernando wrote:
>>> On Wed January 16 2008, mouss wrote:
>>>> The following is untested. risk at your own use.
>>>>
>>>> always_bcc = bcc
>>>>
>>>> in transport maps:
>>>> bcc.example.com copy2sent:
>>>>
>>>> in master.cf, define a copy2sent transport to deliver to the Sent folder
>>>> of ${sender} (instead of the usual delivery to ${recipient}). for
>>>> example:
>>>>
>>>> copy2sent - n n - - pipe
>>>> flags=... user=...
>>>> flags=... user=... argv=/path/to/maildrop
>>>> -d ${sender} folder=Sent
>>>>
>>>> and in maildroprc, pickup the folder=Sent argument and append it to
>>>> ${DEFAULT}.
>>>>
>>>> If ${sender} doesn't match your setup (for example, if users are stored
>>>> without the @domain part), use a wrapper script.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Note that this must be done for submitted mail, with SASL AUTH and
>>>> sender login match. mail to @bcc.example.com must not be accepted
>>>> otherwise.
>>> Thanks, I'll give this a try.
>> in fact, sender_bcc_maps (with pcre) is better
>
> Noted.
> Actually I was planning to try your suggestion with sender_bcc_maps rather
> than always_bcc
>
> One more question, in my setup I'm using Dovecot LDA for mail delivary rather
> than maildrop. I have the following in master.cf
>
> dovecot unix - n n - - pipe
> flags=DRhu user=vmail:vmail argv=/usr/lib/dovecot/deliver -d ${recipient}
>
>
> Can I use the '-d ${sender} folder=Sent' with dovecot or is it time to RTF
> Dovecot M ?
>
no, the folder=sent thing isn't support by any MDA, but you can parse
arguments in maildroprc.
with dovecot, you can use the -m argument. if you use sieve, you need to
make sure it doesn't get in the way. you may use -c and use a different
config.
An alternative is to put the info into the sender_bcc_maps result. For
example:
/(.*)@(example\.com)$/ $1+sent@$2
then let your user map return the Sent folder as the mailbox for
foo+sent... etc.
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