I think an alternative approach could be to use a combination of external
programs without touching the Postfix internals.
I think that one could use an external program to generate a valid BATV
address and place it in an appropriate map for Postfix to re-write
http://www.postfix.org/ADDRESS_REWRITING_README.html
Then on the inbound side a policy service could be used to check and determine
if the message should be rejected
http://www.postfix.org/SMTPD_POLICY_README.html
Still not simple, but potentially doable without patching Postfix internals.
Scott K
On Friday 02 June 2006 10:48, titanium rook wrote:
Mr. Levine was kind enough to provide the Qmail patch
source for me to adapt to Postfix.
After digging through the source for several hours, I
narrowed down the likely places to implement it. My
guess is the trivial-rewrite and smtpd programs.
However, I also realized that it would take a great
deal of time for me to pull all the pieces together.
I don't know the insides of Postfix that well.
This research was funded by a client and I informed
him that one of Postfix developers could do it much
faster and at less expense. So, it is on hold for
now. If my client pursues this further, I will notify
the list.
Best Regards,
Keith
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