Take the following director:
test_director:
driver = forwardfile
require_files = /conf/virtual/${lc:$domain}/mail/test
local_parts = lsearch;/conf/virtual/${lc:$domain}/mail/test
file = /conf/shared/mail/test.filter
no_check_local_user
filter
check_ancestor
reply_transport = address_reply
If the /conf/virtual/$domain/mail/test file doesn't exist, then it
causes exim to fail on that director and hold the message on the
queue.
I had expected require_files to take precedence over the local_parts
check. It seems that local_parts is checked before require_files. I
got around this issue by removing require_files and using a
local_parts line with a "${if exists...}" type structure.
The workaround works, just wondering if my assumption about
require_files is widely held.
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