On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Rejo Zenger wrote:
> This is from the config file:
>
> luser_relay:
> driver = smartuser
> condition = "${if match {$local_part}{4.*(f|r|m|a)\.rejo} {yes}{no} }"
> new_address = rejo@???
>
> luser_relay_n_bounce:
> driver = smartuser
> unseen = true
> new_address = rejo@???
>
> So, the first one should catch mail addressed to
> <4963006438f.rejo@???>. If i run
>
> luser_relay director called for 4963006438f.rejo@???
> luser_relay director generated rejo@???
> errors_to=NULL transport=NULL
> uid=unset gid=unset home=NULL
It does indeed catch mail addressed to that address.
> luser_relay director: error for 4963006438f.rejo
> message: <none>
> It does not match the
> luser_relay director (why not?)
Actually, it does. The message "error for" is a bug in Exim 3.16 (fixed
in next release). There is no error! (That's why message is <none>.)
>and than the entire thing repeats, with
> 'rejo' as local_part.
Yes, it will do. That's what happens when smartuser changes a local
part. That's what you have configured it to do.
Sorry, I've lost the thread of what you are trying to achieve - I'm too
busy this week - but what you have configured is:
1. If the local part matches that pattern (which, incidentally, you
could do more simply by setting "local_parts" instead of "condition"),
the message is forwarded to rejo@???.
2. Otherwise, a copy of the message is sent to rejo@???,
and the base address itself fails (assuming there are no following
directors).
At least, that's what it should do if there are no bugs.
--
Philip Hazel University of Cambridge Computing Service,
ph10@??? Cambridge, England. Phone: +44 1223 334714.
