On Tue, 29 Sep 1998, mark david mcCreary wrote:
> Does anybody have the one_time feature working with Exim for dispersal of
> mailing lists.
I tested it when I implemented it, but I am not using it in service.
> I would like new additions to a list, not to receive messages sent prior to
> when they joined. A new feature called one_time would seem to accomplish
> this.
Yes, that is what it is for.
> smartlist_announce_aliases:
> driver = forwardfile,
> require_files = /home/ftp/announce/${local_part}/dist;
> file = /home/ftp/announce/${local_part}/dist,
> no_check_local_user,
> forbid_pipe,
> forbid_file,
> modemask = 002,
> one_time,
> skip_syntax_errors,
> syntax_errors_to = syntax
Looks OK. I take it that it isn't working? What do you see from exim -bp
when a message has gone through and some of the addresses are deferred?
Without one_time you should just see the name of the mailing list; with
one_time you should see the actual addresses that got deferred.
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