> it would be very nice if someone could please post an idea of how to
> solve this because this is a relatively important problem to me.
> Is it possible to do a lsearch-lookup in a command of a pipe
> transport?
>
> The following command seems not to work...
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> command = /opt/mail2news/mail2news ${lookup
> {$header_list-post}lsearch{/etc/exim/mailinglists}}
You need to read the manual, your syntax is wrong.
It sees it as:
command arg0 /opt/mail2news/mail2news
arg1 ${lookup
arg2 {$header_list-post}lsearch{/etc/exim/mailinglists}}
Should be:
command = /opt/mail2news/mail2news "${lookup {$header_list-post:}lsearch{/etc/exim/mailinglists}}"
> Where the /etc/exim/mailinglists has the following content:
>
> exim-users@???: lists.exim-users
>
> If it is not possible to do a lsearch-lookup in a command statement,
> can I declare a new variable on my own in this transport? Is it at
> all possible to declare own variables??? So that I could do the
> lookup in this variable and then use this variable as a parameter
> for the command?
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated!
>
> Thanx, Michael
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