On Sun, 26 Oct 1997, Tom wrote:
> Well, non-zero exit codes are supposed to indicate failure. If it isn't
> a failure, why is it returning a non-zero exit code?
Some programs use it to indicate status of the request: It was queued, it
was sent, etc.
> You can ignore all exit codes if you like. There is pipe transport
> option to do this. I'd tell you what it is, but that would deprive you of
> the joy of reading the manual yourself.
I've read the manual, and I've found the two options, return_output and
return_fail_output -- setting them to false does not work.
The actual error I showed was an internal exim error, but I still have
Hylafax writting a message to stdout that exim insists on sending back to
the orginal sender. I have tried to write a wrapper and redirect stdio to
/dev/null, but it still returns the message.
I love exim, and I've been using EXIM on our mail server and installing it
on our customers mail servers for some time now, but this one 'problem'
is a bit frustrated. I am stumped on how to stop exim from redirecting
output back to the snder.
Keith
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