On Sun, 30 Aug 1998, Lars Timmann wrote:
> Hi,
> I have written a pipe transport and when the user does not exist
> i return with exit(67).
> What is wrong here?
More detail is needed before anyone can comment on this. When you say
you wrote a pipe transport, I interpret this to mean you used a pipe
transport to run some script or program you wrote. Which user does not
exist? What does the script/program do? What is the error message? What
happens if you run with debugging turned on? (i.e. "exim -d9 xxxx")
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