> ... which also tells you that $recipients, in a system filter, contains
> a list of all the message's recipients.
ahh. i thought i'm the dumb.
$recipients give me an other problem: how can i do a string lookup if the
$recipients is nat a 'simple' string but a list.
I had to do the queued-smtp thing, and i did this:
if "${lookup {${domain:$header_to:}} lsearch {/etc/mail/queued-smtp.db} {$value}}" is not ""
then
deliver "${local_part:$header_to:}@${lookup {${domain:$header_to:}} lsearch {/etc/mail/queued-smtp.db} {$value}}"
endif
/etc/queued-smtp.db is like:
domain.org: [123.123.123.123]
domain2.org: [122.122.122.122]
.
.
if $header_to: is for example: "smith@???, smith2@???" the my
if does not work. (if the local user smith@??? is in the Cc or the
Bcc filed it not works too...)
Any suggestion? $recipients looks good, but a bit hard to me (im using
sendmail for 3 years, i love exim but every start is hard)
Regards, Tibor
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