#haraka

hello

morning

mmmh node cpu at 1 will mean i'll have two process working right?

:D

DarkSorrow: correct; one master and one worker.

The master doesn't do much in that case, except restart the worker should it crash.

Just set-up my first PostgreSQL hot standby streaming replica. Boy do the docs *suck*.

i remember working with postgres like 7 years ago and yeah the docs are written with a lot of assuming you understand everything already i think

well at least it was like that at that time xD

same was with openNMS O_o

some kind of monitoring tool

Yeah the docs suck but you tend to do it once.

pg_barman was a bit better docs-wise.

hi all, i have some questions about setting up haraka, is anyone available?

sure

technick: ask away.

Yikes, sorry about that.. So I am a new haraka user coming from a sendmail / postfix world. I need to get Haraka setup to relay for specific email addresses to specific relays. Example: elkfailures@sumologic.com needs to be forwarded to elkrelay.sumologic.com and all other emails hit a different relay.

documentation isn't clear on where I do that in haraka

Also does sumologic.com need to go into the host_list even though its relaying it to another system?

add that plugin to config/plugins, and follow the instructions therein.

how would specific relay rules for a user work in here?

well for an email address and not just the whole domain

does my question make sense?

It's very hard to make it work for an email address.

You'd have to enable always_split in outbound.ini and write a get_mx hook to do it.

(the problem being that you could get a mail to two users: user1@domain and user2@domain with different rules).

The alternative would be to rewrite elkfailures@sumologic.com to a different address e.g. elkfailures@elkrelay.sumologic.com

That would be much easier.

is there a rewrite plugin in haraka?

alias

So I am looking at the viability of using the get_mx hook for what I am looking to do. Is their an example of what a get_mx hook would look like for a specific email address?

It passes in the hmail which contains the recipient address.

The get_mx hook is covered here: http://haraka.github.io/manual/Outbound.html

You have to look at the source I think for the info on hmail.

ahh makes sense now, I couldn't find where it went.

so hmail.todo.rcpt_to

which is an array

but if you set always_split it will always have just 1 entry.