Hi,
Thansk for your answer. However concerning the following point:
> > 2) Also, is it possible to launch a PERL script only when the EXIM is
> > launched (at startup) ?
>In the first section of your Exim configuration:
>perl_startup = do '/path/to/scriptname'
>perl_at_start
I understand that what the above lines do is launch the interpreter when the
daemon is launched. But really what I want to do is not only launch the
interpreter at startup, but also a program, a sort of initialisation program
which is run ONCE AND ONLY ONCE. Also, I would like this program to set
variables and remember their content throughout the lifetime of the daemon.
Thanks for your help
On 2001-07-16 at 17:36 +0200, Malik Baichi gifted us with:
> 1) I would like to know whether it is possible to use EXIM's variable
>(eg to get the body, recipients, etc.) from a PERL script.
my $headers = Exim::expand_string('$message_headers');
> 2) Also, is it possible to launch a PERL script only when the EXIM is
> launched (at startup) ?
In the first section of your Exim configuration:
perl_startup = do '/path/to/scriptname'
perl_at_start
You really really want to read Chapter 10, "Embedded Perl", of the Exim
Specification. It's doc/spec.txt within the Exim distribution, or it's
available online at <
http://www.exim.org/>, or in various formats from
the FTP site.
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