On Mar 31, Michelle Dick <artemis@???> wrote:
> > Nope. That only applies to the alias file scanning.
>
> Oh. I was going by this:
>
> 21.2 Errors in forward files
>
> If skip_syntax_errors is set, a malformed address that causes a
> parsing error is skipped, and an entry is written in the main
> log. This may be useful for mailing lists that are automatically
> managed, but note the inherent danger. The option should never be set
> for users' .forward files. Otherwise, if any error is detected while
> generating the list of new addresses, the message is frozen, except
> for the special case of inability to open an included file when
> no_freeze_missing_include is set. In this case, delivery is simply
> deferred.
>
> Am I misunderstanding what this means?
Philip would know better, but I'm guessing that the reason it's not
working is that the entry point is different, because of the :include:
function. This may mean that the parse_extract_addresses isn't
getting passed the skip_syntax_errors flag the way it would if entry was
from the forwardfile driver.
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