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Postfix 2.0 will ship momentarily It's probably too late to make beta3, but it'd be really nice if postfix is updated to this new release before 8.1 Features added include: * relay transport * retuning of mail queue structure -- performance increase for most sites * better organization of virtual user tables (increased performance and ease of administration) * better logging * per user transports -- much greater flexibility
It has shipped now: ftp://ftp.porcupine.org/mirrors/postfix-release/official/postfix-2.0.0.tar.gz
Created attachment 89275 [details] updated smtpd_multiline patch Updated replacement for the smtpd_multiline patch ; works w/ both Postfix 1.1x and Postfix 2.0
Created attachment 89276 [details] diff for rawhide spec to make it work with postfix 2.0
Attached are two patches, an updated smtpd_multiline.patch (drop-in replacement for current postfix-smtpd_multiline_greeting.patch) and a diff against the spec file for postfix-1.1.11-6. Drop in the replacement, apply the patch, fix the misnamed file (Bug 78020; mv SOURCES/README-Postifx-SASL-RedHat.txt SOURCES/README-Postfix-SASL-RedHat.txt), drop in the new Postfix and Postfix-TLS source, and it'll build. Main changes to the spec are: * removing the postfix-1.1.4-sasl2-patch, since postfix 2 can already compile against SASL2 w/o patching * cp'ing /etc/passwd into the chroot jail. Postfix 2, unlike Postfix 1, rejects unknown local users by default, so it must access /etc/passwd.... Alternately, it might be better just to disable the "reject unknown users stuff" in the default shipped by RH? To do that, put local_recipient_maps = in main.cf (ie, empty value)....
Postfix 2.0.1 came out today. It includes a proxymap daemon which simplifies Postfix 2 spec file creation greatly (since proxymap can be used even w/ chroot'ed postfix to access /etc/passwd, which means /etc/passwd doesn't have to be copied in the chroot jail)....
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 72768 ***
Changed to 'CLOSED' state since 'RESOLVED' has been deprecated.