Option to set alias database type to regexp #133
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This was already discussed in Oefenweb#88 and was supposedly fixed, but did not work for me. Now aliases are possible with correct regexp format (no colon). Alias for postmaster is omitted in that case (incorrect regexp format with colon). Defaults are unchanged.
Makes it possible to specify alias database type independent of postfix_default_database_type. Use the new variable for the alias_maps and alias_database configuration options. Default is the value of "postfix_default_database_type". This is the minimum invasive change to support regexp expressions in aliases without changing other functionality of the role, especially default database types for other configuration mappings.
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This PR allows configuring
alias_databaseasregexp. This topic was already discussed in issue #88, but could not work because the alias db syntax was incorrect for regexp type (containing a colon between user and alias).A new option
postfix_alias_database_typewas introduced which is used foralias_databaseandalias_mapswhen specified (postfix_default_database_typeis used otherwise), and a correct regexp database file is created from thepostfix_aliaseslist.