Re: [Exim] maximum size allowed in headers_add

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Author: David Powers
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To: Nigel Metheringham
CC: exim-users
Subject: Re: [Exim] maximum size allowed in headers_add
For the record I should note the envelope_to_add *does* in fact record
bcc addresses, the mail client I was using for some reason decided to
break BCC in the last release... hrm. So I recant my last message
stating that it doesn't. Now to test this out using a very very big list...

-David

Nigel Metheringham wrote:

>On Tue, 2003-06-03 at 15:34, David Powers wrote:
>
>
>>The system filter being used is:
>>
>>if first_delivery then
>>       headers add "X-Foo-Mail-From: $sender_address\nX-Foo-Mail-To: $recipients"
>>       unseen save "/home/willcap/mailusers/audit/"
>>endif

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>>
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>Its obviously the week for this. Don't do routing in filters.
>
>How about this as the first router
>
>   # NB This router is illegal in many situations
>   # check your local legislation
>   copy_router:
>     driver = accept
>     # accept absolutely anything - no domains/local_parts here
>     no_expn
>     transport = copy_transport
>     unseen
>     no_verify

>
>and then something like this transport:-
>
>  copy_transport:
>    # only save one message no matter how many recips
>    # ?? is zero legal - if not put 1000000 there or something
>    batch_max = 0
>    driver = appendfile
>    # save in dated directory
>    directory = /some/file/path/$tod_logfile/
>    create_directory
>    # set perms and stuff
>    user = fred
>    # add extra audit data
>    delivery_date_add
>    envelope_to_add
>    return_path_add

>
>
>All untested, but should do pretty much the right thing...
>
>    Nigel.

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