hi,
i think i'm having some misunderstanding here. i have two existing
user accounts, "checkin" and "airport", and need to set up aliases in
a way that when either of them receives a mail, the other receives it,
too. so, obviously, two entries in the aliasfile:
airport: checkin, airport
checkin: airport, checkin
yep, i know exim doesn't deliver the same message twice to the same
recipient, that's what i based the above setup on.
lionking:~$ exim -d0 -b checkin
checkin@???
<-- checkin@???
deliver to checkin in domain hertz.hu
director = localuser, transport = local_delivery
airport@???
<-- airport@???
<-- checkin@???
deliver to airport in domain hertz.hu
director = localuser, transport = local_delivery
checkin@???
<-- airport@???
<-- checkin@???
deliver to checkin in domain hertz.hu
director = localuser, transport = local_delivery
lionking:~$ exim -d0 -bt airport
airport@???
<-- airport@???
deliver to airport in domain hertz.hu
director = localuser, transport = local_delivery
checkin@???
<-- checkin@???
<-- airport@???
deliver to checkin in domain hertz.hu
director = localuser, transport = local_delivery
airport@???
<-- checkin@???
<-- airport@???
deliver to airport in domain hertz.hu
director = localuser, transport = local_delivery
(higher debug levels don't reveal anything more ?).
and, of course, the same mail only arrives once to each recipient. is
there a "special eye" needed to read address test outputs, or am i
missing something ?
that's 3.33.
thanks,
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