[Exim] Error while trying to open a db-file

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Autor: Juergen Buddy Hoffmann
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Para: exim-users
Asunto: [Exim] Error while trying to open a db-file
I have setup a transport looking like this:

vacation_reply:
    driver = autoreply
    file = ${home}/vacation.msg
    file_expand
    log = ${home}/vacation.log
    once = ${home}/.vacation.db
    from = vacation@???
    to = $sender_address
    subject = "Re: $h_subject"
    text = "\
    Dear $h_from\n\n\
    This is an automatic reply. Feel free to send additional\n\
    mail as only this one notice will be generated. The following\n\
    is a prerecorded message, sent for ${local_part}@???\n\
    =================================================================\n\
    "


And a Director looking like this...

user_vacation:
    driver = localuser
    require_files = ${local_part}:${home}/vacation.msg
    no_verify
    transport = vacation_reply
    unseen


When delivering the Mail I am getting the following Log-Entry...

1999-11-28 16:51:40 11s6c0-0004OJ-00 == luenecom@??? <luenecom@???> T=vacation_reply defer (0): Failed to open db (v1) file /home/luenecom
/.vacation.db when sending message from vacation_reply transport: Invalid argument


.vacation.db is a file that was created using `# vacation -i` is it wrong to do so? Can you name an alternative?

Any Help is highly appreciated.

Kind Regards

Juergen Hoffmann

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