May 2001
Beginner
624 pages
13h 6m
English
Postfix can deliver messages destined for users on the local mail server using its own mail delivery method. In fact, it supports three different methods of delivering mail to local users:
Using sendmail-style mailbox files
Using a separate file located in the user's $HOME directory
Using Maildir-style mailbox directories in the user's $HOME directory
In addition to doing its own mail delivery, Postfix can use a fourth method of delivering mail: enlisting the support of an external MDA program. This chapter describes how MDA programs work and why you might want to use a separate MDA program when delivering messages to users on the local mail server. Following that, a popular MDA program, procmail, is described. ...
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