Hello,
I've set up exim to use a dbm file to get the list of the local users. (I
don't like the concept to create a real Unix account only to have a POP3
account). However, although I've used the directive 'home_directory=...'
in the userforward director, the $home variable remains undefined during
filtering, while the $HOME variable is set with the good value if I use
the 'pipe' directive in the .forward.
What do I need to do so that $home during filtering is set at the same
value than $HOME is for piped commands during filtering?
My userforward director says:
userforward:
no_verify,
driver = forwardfile;
file = ${lookup{$local_part@$domain}dbm{/etc/mail/home.db}{$value}fail}/.forward,
modemask = 002,
check_local_user=false,
home_directory=${lookup{$local_part@$domain}dbm{/etc/mail/home.db}{$value}fail},
user=mail,
group=mail,
filter=true
(/etc/mail/home.db being generated from a file containing a
line like "johndoe@???: /home/doe" for each user)
Cordialement,
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