Hello Philip,
Thursday, July 06, 2000, 2:32:21 PM, you wrote:
> On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Phil Pennock wrote:
>> > Is this a bug, or just a misunderstanding of filters?
>>
>> Something to think on - what happens when a mail is sent to multiple
>> recipients at your domain, and the sending MTA sends the message in one
>> transaction, with multiple RCPT TO: commands?
> Indeed. It is clearly documented that $local_part is not available. You
> cannot use any facilities that apply to *one* address in a system
> filter, because there may be many addresses.
> If you want to run a per-address filter, you can do so. Section 44.3
> covers exactly this case.
I did try this example. (adding reply_transport= and user=)
But when I do so, Exim tries to deliver mail to '>joe@???'
(note the angle bracket). I actually don't know where it gets this from.
Here's the setup producing this strange result:
gtnfilter:
driver = forwardfile
file = /root/exim/gtnfilter
domains = mbs.gtn.com
filter
no_check_local_user
no_verify
user = root # else mail from filter
reply_transport = address_reply # won't work
after this director comes userforward.
gtnfilter contains this:
# Exim filter
mail to ${local_part}@???
reply_to joe@???
from postmaster@???
subject "MBS.GTN.COM"
once /root/exim/gtnwarn
once_repeat 7d
expand file /root/exim/gtn.txt
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