Migration from /etc/aliases to MySQL
I wrote a small shellscript which converts existing mail
relays in /etc/aliases to a SQL database. It worked for me in this
simple form but I can take no responsibility whatsover for any other
setup.
The usage is pretty much straight forward – simply give the script
the needed information as to where the aliases file is located, the
account for MySQL and so forth.
Note: In the current implementation you have to create the database,
a user and a valid relay table yourself. If you don’t know how to do that
you can extract this information in my howto on migrating Postfix to
MySQL.
Category: articles | Tags: aliases, installation, migration, MySQL 3 comments »
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