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Postfix and sending mail via UUCP
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Traditionally there are no Clients and Servers in UUCP. We will use
the term Client to refer to a leaf site, that gets and sends it mail via
uucp, while the Server is the one that accepts mail on behalf of one of
more uucp leaf site.
Client side
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If you want to send all your outgoing mail via uucp, just add this to
your main.cf:
default_transport = uucp
relayhost = uucpnodenameofserver
Of course your postfix should know that it handles mail for your
domain (uucpsite.example.com), so you need to add it to your
mydestination or handle it via virtual or similar.
Server side
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If you want to handle mail for uucpsite.example.com simply add
uucpsite.example.com to your relay_domains setting in main.cf:
relay_domains = ....., uucpsite.example.com
Next you need to tell postfix how to route mail for that domain.
Add the following line to main.cf:
transport_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/transport
and write a /etc/postfix/transport file with the following:
uucpsite.example.com uucp:uucpnodenameofclient
Then postmap the file using "postmap /etc/postfix/transport".
--
Peter Palfrader <weasel@debian.org>
Sun, 25 Apr 2004 20:24:39 +0200
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