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Originally Posted by deemon
If you installed FreeBSD with Standard installation procedure then everything required to run nameserver is already in system. No additional software needed.
If you only use it only locally* then I don't think any port forwarding is necessary.
* locally - in host system or in any of the guest systems.
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Unfortunately I can't install FreeBSD on the guest of the Xen box. I'll install Debian Etch as OS. Besides I'll remove /etc/resolv.conf. Can BIND9 do the job replacing resolv.conf ?
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It seems you use old postfix mysql interface. Not that it's wrong or anything but I find the new interface (since postfix 2.2) for mysql is better (clearer & more flexible, can use joins etc..)
Check mysql_table man page.
New interface would be with the example above like this:
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hosts = 127.0.0.1
user = mail
password = apassword
dbname = maildb
query = SELECT transport FROM backups WHERE domain='%s' AND enabled=1
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Noted with thanks.
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Yes - that's exacly what you should do and that's what I had in mind when I was talking about mail gateway.
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Still I haven't got a clear picture on the settings of MySQL users table to make the incoming mails to be routed to their mail servers according to domain. Example would be appreciated. TIA
B.R.
satimis