On Wed, 16 Jul 2003, Keith Goettert wrote:
> My statement looks like this. I have also tried it with spaces and
> colons...
>
> debug_print =
> $domain,$local_part,$sender_address_domain,$sender_address_local_part
Assuming that is all on one line, it is fine. I've just tested it.
> all I get for output is domain = wilson.alistmail.net (which is
> correct) but all the other vars don't print.
domain = wilson.alistmail.net is NOT output from this statement. You
haven't got the text "domain = " in the debug_print argument.
> --------> sender2user router <--------
> local_part=keith domain=wilson.alistmail.net
> wilson.alistmail.net:keith::
> calling sender2user router
> sender2user router called for keith@???
> domain = wilson.alistmail.net <--------- I assume that this is
> the debug statement
No, it isn't.
> set transport local_delivery
> queued for local_delivery transport: local_part = keith
> domain = wilson.alistmail.net
> errors_to=NULL
> domain_data=NULL localpart_data=NULL
> routed by sender2user router
> envelope to: keith@???
> transport: local_delivery
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Which release of Exim? I tried this on the current release, and had no
problem. Are you sure the test you ran was using the configuration file
that you thought it was?
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