Anyone used the 'unknownuser.sh' script in the util directory? Following the
examples in the script itself I had to change 'cmd' to 'command', and added
a 'user=' to the transport, but basically nothing seems to get sent sent back
to me by it. If I mail an unknown user, say 'abc', then eximon shows the
message arriving and then sending something back to 'abc'. It doesn't send
anything back to me as the sender. Using a higher debug level shows the
director and transport being invoked and that the output is being sent to
'abc'. What gives?
Secondly, if anyone has implement a 'list-of-lists' director/transport then
I'd appreciate some pointers. I've tried a lot of options with pipes,
filters, and the like but to no real avail. The pipe transport works but
returns output as an error message which is not really what I want. Latest
thinking is to use a perl transport filter with a smartuser director (again
as exampled by Philip Hazel).
Thanks,
John.
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University of Plymouth, UK. Fax : +44 (0) 1752 233919
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