掌聲是是別人給自己的一種肯定
健康是自己給自己的一種肯定
當掌聲與健康不可兼得的時候
寧可選健康而捨掌聲
因為掌聲會消失
而擁有了健康也同時擁有了獲得其他掌聲的機會
如果一旦失去了健康，其實也就失去了一切！
您渴望不用出門工作，就能同時賺得健康和財富嗎？
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Hi,

can I use a simple text file as a lookup table without generating any
kind of database?

Regards,
André

I develop and maintain many web applications and a common theme is for
them to send mail to registered users at various times.
I would like to disable this function for my development and staging
sites but still send email to myself, to test that it is working. I
would like to point them to mail server that will forward all mail to
a given address (my address) regardless of the recipient. Then I can
use live data for testing.

Am trying to setup Postfix to do this. Have read the address
rewriting documentation, but it all seems to work off a list of
forward rules, rather than exceptions.

user1@example.com user1@anotherdomain.com
user2@example.com user2@anotherdomain.com
.................................. .............................................

How can I make a wildcard rule that sends *@* to
myaddress@example.com? Seems like a reasonable thing to attempt.

Kim

Hi,

I currently have a problem with command redirections. The mail servers
are Postfix + Dovecot + Maia mailguard with a MySQL backend.

In the /etc/aliases file I put :

w-cyanide-subscribe: "|/root/Manager/scripts/mail/subscribe.php
add"

The alias in my Postfix tables is correct (see logs later).

the Maia relay is correct :

Jun 12 14:09:40 mail2 postfix/smtp[60914]: ED2B517BF3FF: to= subscribe@mail2.cyanide-studio.com>, orig_to= studio.com>, relay=maia.cyanide-studio.com[10.1.8.5]:10024,
delays=0.03/0.01/0/0.27, dsn=2.6.0, status=sent (250 2.6.0 Ok,
id=59186-03, from MTA: 250 2.0.0 Ok: queued as 258BC17BF404)

And the logs give this :

Jun 12 14:09:40 mail2 postfix/smtp[60917]: 258BC17BF404: to= subscribe@mail2.cyanide-studio.com>, relay=none, delay=0.12,
delays=0.11/0.01/0/0, dsn=5.4.6, status=bounced (mail for
mail2.cyanide-studio.com loops back to myself)

On 2008-06-07, marcel.vanderwerf.spain@gmail.com gmail.com> wrote:

I've moved our office email off of our web server, but I finally
figured out that the reason no one gets notice of new comments on
their blogs is that all of our writers have addresses @example.com and
postfix is trying to deliver those messages locally.

What is the right way to tell postfix that we've got an mx record for
example.com and it should send mail off to the server indicated
therein?

I feel like this should be pretty straightforward, but I've been
hunting for the answer for two weeks. I'm not searching on the right
terms.

If you can even just point me towards something like "you're looking
for your allow_mail_to_commands" that would be a huge help.

Thanks,
Amanda

Does anyone know if the always_bcc option will send to multiple
addresses? If so, how to specify?

Thanks!