On Tue, 27 Jan 1998, Dan Birchall wrote:
> Ah! Now _that_ works - at least in testing. But then I tried
> the "real-world" scenario you presented...
>
> > exim -odq <bad address>
> > .
> > exim -d10 -M <message id>
> > That should produce masses of output,
>
> Yep, sure does. Now I just have to figure out why on earth
> the filter mechanism doesn't seem to be seeing the
> $local_part and $domain variables... :(
It's the system filter. It won't see $local_part or $domain in there. A
message may have many recipients, so many local parts and domains, but
the system filter is run only once. Consequently it can't set
$local_part and $domain.
You do have $recipients available to you in the system filter. This
contains a list of all the recipients of the message.
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