On Thu, 17 Sep 1998, Andrey Chernomyrdin wrote:
> primary_hostname = excom.spb.su
So the qualify_domain will be excom.spb.su
> local_domains = "^(.+\.|)excom\.spb\.(su|ru)
> $ cat ~kostya/.forward
> kostya,"|~/bin/forward"
> $ /usr/exim/bin/exim -C configure.default -v -bt kostya@???
The forward file will generate
kostya@???
|~/bin/forward
Then kostya@??? will be reprocessed. It will go through the
forward file again, since previously it processed kostya@???.
^
So it now generates the same two things again. The third time it won't
do the forward, because it has already forwarded for kostya@???.
The tree of addresses looks a bit like this.
kostya@??? -> kostya@??? -> kostya@??? -> local
| |
v v
|~/bin/forward |~/bin/forward
> May bye, I must change some option in userforward director or something
> else?
Two possibilities:
(1) Change your .forward file to read
$ cat ~kostya/.forward
\kostya,"|~/bin/forward"
(2) Set qualify_preserve_domain on the forwardfile director.
Either of these will cause Exim to generate kostya@??? from
kostya.excom.spb.ru instead of using the default qualifying domain.
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