postfix responder and xhtml reporting

[Francis J. Lacoste]

On Sun, 2004-02-15 at 22:33, Badger David wrote:
> To the list, I have searched through the documentation available for lire
> and through the archives, (perhaps not thouroughly enough)yet have been
> unable to find information regarding two outstanding issues. 
>  
> 1. I have compiled and built lire without xhtml support, yet when I attempt
> to build with this support the configure script insists that it cannot find
> the dtd and related files. I have explicitly specified the location of these
> files, yet still they are not found. Any additional info on my mistake would
> be greatfully accepted.

How did you specified them ? 

The path to the DocBook DTD can be specified using

--with-docbook-dir=/path/to/docbook.dtd (That option is now renamed
correctly to --with-docbook-dtd) 

The path to XSL stylesheets should be set by an environment variable :

export DBK_XSL_STYLESHEETS=/path/to/docbook-xsl-stylesheets-topdir
./configure ...

>  
> 2. I would like to utilise postfix as a responder, however there is little
> documentation specifiying the use of postfix with the daemon for responding
> to incoming mail. Is the qmail style mail dir to be used? Will this work
> with postfix? Where can I find additional information about how this should
> work.
>  

Yes, Maildir works with postfix. You just have to ends the forward path
with a '/'. (We are using Postfix as the responder MTA ourselves).

For example,

you could have an alias setup like this :

postfix_log: <spooldir>/postfix/Maildir/

There is a script called lr_setup_responder which can be used to
create all the necessary Maildir in the configured spooldir :

lr_run lr_setup_responder 

If you add the '-a' option, it will create .forward+<service> file which
will forward all mail to the correct Maildir.

You can then use the responder by sending mail to
<user>+<service>@your.mailserver.org

You'll need to run the lr_spoold daemon as <user> (which is the user
who should have run the lr_setup_responder script).

Kind regards,

Francis J. Lacoste

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