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On Thu, May 09, 2002 at 10:17:24AM -0700, Don Hammer wrote:
| My problem appears to be my filter file, if I comment out my filter line the
| server works correctly. The file filter was sent with the mail package.
| Here is the transactions from the mainlog
|
| 2002-05-09 09:33:37 SMTP connection from urdvg002.mx.net [165.212.11.2]
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| 2002-05-09 09:33:38 175qrK-0001Dv-00 <= d-hammer@??? H=urdvg002.mx.net
| [165.212.11.2] P=smtp S=1151
| id=20020509163240.12277.qmail@???
New message arrives via 'smtp' from a remote host.
| 2002-05-09 09:33:38 175qrK-0001Dv-00 original recipients ignored
| (message_filter)
filter file being used; it says to discard original recipients (as far
as exim is concerned)
| 2002-05-09 09:33:38 175qrK-0001E1-00 <= d-hammer@??? U=ravms P=mail-ok
| S=1315 id=20020509163240.12277.qmail@???
New message arrived from user 'ravms' with protocol 'mail-ok'.
| 2002-05-09 09:33:38 175qrK-0001Dv-00 => |/usr/local/rav8/bin/ravexim
| $sender_address $recipients <message filter> T=rav_pipe
|
| 2002-05-09 09:33:38 175qrK-0001Dv-00 Completed
The original message has been delivered. Exim is done with it.
| Here is the filter file
|
| # Exim filter
| #check if this message has already been scanned
| if not first_delivery then
| finish
| endif
| #send the message to RAV if it has not been scanned
| if $received_protocol is not "mail-ok" then
| pipe "/usr/local/rav8/bin/ravexim $sender_address $recipients"
| endif
Hmm, that filter should only send it through RAV once, if
received_protocol compares as expected.
What does the mainlog show for the "new" message that exim received
from RAV?
-D
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