Listing 1. Perl Script, qmail_db_lookup
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
if($db_name eq ""){
print "Usage: $0 <database>\n";
exit(1);
}
# Trim everything except the actual recipient.
split(/-/, $ENV{"LOCAL"});
$recipient = @_[scalar(@_)-1];
# Scan the database looking for a match.
$result_address = "";
$default_address = "";
open(DB, $ARGV[0]) ||
die "cannot open database";
while(<DB>){
chop();
# Trim out any comments.
$index = index($_, "#");
$_ = substr($_, 0, $index) if $index >=0;
# Get the local name and the forwarding
# address.
($db_local_address, $db_forward_to) =\
m|^\s*(\S*)\s*:\s*(\S.*)$|;
if($db_local_address eq "-"){
$default_address = $db_forward_to;
} elsif($db_local_address eq $recipient){
$found = "yes";
$result_address = $db_forward_to;
last;
}
}
close(DB);
# If we couldn't find the recipient, forward to
# the default user.
$result_address = $default_address if($result_address eq "");
# If we were able to resolve an address, then
# call qmail's 'forward'.
if($result_address ne ""){
system(
"/var/qmail/bin/forward $result_address");
exit(0);
}else{
exit(100);
}
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