Quoth Joe Emenaker on Wed, Jul 28, 1999:
> smartuser:
> driver=smartuser;
> new_user="|/usr/bin/someprogramiwrote"
> Does the "new_user" not support pipes in Exim?
It doesn't.
> If not, how can I do what I'm after?
Transport:
someprogramiwrote_pipe:
driver = pipe
return_output
command = "|/usr/local/bin/someprogramiwrote"
# Why do you put it in /usr/bin anyway?
Director:
really_smart_user:
driver = smartuser
transport = address_pipe
> In the faq and the mailing list archives, I've seen some suggestions
> that sound like they might do what I'm asking for, but they entail setting
> up router entries (which I don't see the reason for because the messages are
> staying on this machine... semanically, I should only need to involve a
> director) and, generally, they look like they solve more complicated
> problems than what I'm trying to do.
It depends whether the address you're processing is local or
remote (whether the domain part is in local_domains).
Vadik.
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