Postfix Redis-TCP Map

Fetches entries from your MySQL/PGSQL or LDAP and saves on Redis for caching purposes

Disclaimer

This software is distributed as is without any warranty

PGSQL and LDAP are not functional at the moment.

$ make
$ sudo ./postfix-redis -c /etc/postfix-redis/postfix-redis.cfg

On MySQL/PGSQL You need a sample database like this (at least) but you can make the query on postfix-redis.cfg match what you need.

------------------
      users
------------------
user | domain
------------------
john | xpto.com
foo  | bar.co.uk
lala | popo.com.br

Sample missing_registry_query

SELECT 'OK' from domain where user = '%u' and domain = '%d'

The OK part is mandatory.

If you user table uses the full e-mail address, you can user %s instead of %u following Postfix lookup tables documentation.

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
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.gitignore		.gitignore
COPYING.LESSER		COPYING.LESSER
Makefile		Makefile
README.md		README.md
client.c		client.c
config.c		config.c
config.h		config.h
debian_control.in		debian_control.in
ldap.c		ldap.c
main.c		main.c
mysql.c		mysql.c
pgsql.c		pgsql.c
postfix-redis-tcp-map.spec		postfix-redis-tcp-map.spec
postfix-redis.cfg.sample		postfix-redis.cfg.sample
postfix-redis.service		postfix-redis.service
redis.c		redis.c
tcp_mapper.h		tcp_mapper.h
test_postfix_redis.py		test_postfix_redis.py