Hi all, I want to use postfix for a front-end for some virtual domains, but in one case, support-([0-9]+)@domain.com I want to use lamson. It's my first day with Lamson. Do you have some examples for this configuration postfix and lamson ? Regards, Stéphane
"Stéphane Wirtel" <stephane@wirtel.be> writes: > Hi all, > > I want to use postfix for a front-end for some virtual domains, but in > one case, support-([0-9]+)@domain.com I want to use lamson. > > It's my first day with Lamson. Do you have some examples for this > configuration postfix and lamson ? I wrote an email support app using Lamson but we didn't deploy it due to the long term costs of setting up/maintaining another server. The code however is at https://github.com/nibrahim/openlibrary/blob/support-improvements/openlibrary/mailserver/app/handlers/cases.py It wasn't really deployed and used in production so I'm sure that it has bugs which were never fixed. However, my little tests worked fine with it so you can probably use it as a starting point. My setup was that lamson was the front end server which actually received the emails (this domain had only light email use). If the email matched the support pattern, it would update the case. If not, it would relay it to exim on the actual mail host. This was different from your setup. [...] -- ~noufal http://nibrahim.net.in An empty cab drove up and Sarah Bernhardt got out. -Arthur Baer, American comic and columnist
Thank you Ibrahim, I'm very sorry for my late reply Stéphane On 12/09/2011 01:23 PM, Noufal Ibrahim wrote: > "Stéphane Wirtel"<stephane@wirtel.be> writes: > >> Hi all, >> >> I want to use postfix for a front-end for some virtual domains, but in >> one case, support-([0-9]+)@domain.com I want to use lamson. >> >> It's my first day with Lamson. Do you have some examples for this >> configuration postfix and lamson ? > > I wrote an email support app using Lamson but we didn't deploy it due to > the long term costs of setting up/maintaining another server. The code > however is at > > https://github.com/nibrahim/openlibrary/blob/support-improvements/openlibrary/mailserver/app/handlers/cases.py > > It wasn't really deployed and used in production so I'm sure that it has > bugs which were never fixed. However, my little tests worked fine with > it so you can probably use it as a starting point. > > My setup was that lamson was the front end server which actually > received the emails (this domain had only light email use). If the email > matched the support pattern, it would update the case. If not, it would > relay it to exim on the actual mail host. This was different from your > setup. > > > [...] > >