If a host accepts mail for multiple hostnames, for example using a
setup like this:
| primary_hostname = akasha.oops.sub.de
| local_domains = *.oops.sub.de:oops.sub.de
and a user on this host has a .forward, which sends the mail to a pipe as
well as to the real mailbox:
| "|/home/sven/doit"
| \sven
then every time a mail is sent to user@not_primary_hostname, the pipe
command is executed twice:
| sven@akasha ~$ exim -bt sven@???
| sven@??? -> |/home/sven/doit
| sven@??? -> |/home/sven/doit
| sven@???
| <-- sven@???
| <-- sven@???
| local delivery to sven in domain akasha.oops.sub.de
| director = localuser, transport = local_delivery
Is there any possibility to avoid this behaviour? As far as I see, smail for
example only pipes once in a setup like this.
Sven
--
--Sven-Paulus----------28-48-32--3-----ub6v@???------
--Karlstr.-55----------30--2-50-29-----sven@???--------------
--D-76133-Karlsruhe----44-49-10--8-----T#-49-721-9375094---------irc-
--PGP-ID-3C9A6091-------9-12-19-71-----F#-49-721-9375095-----svennie-
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