Thanks Alan,
That worked.
I am using Exim 4 and Squirrelmail 1.4.
The problem was that undeliverable mail was being returned to apache, not
to the Squirrelmail authenticated user, so I have created a .forward file
for apache, and a rule which scans the message body for "Squirrelmail
authenticated user username" and forwards it to username.
Cheers,
Kerry.
PS I only have a few users so this is an acceptable solution, but probably
not the most elegant, and certainly not scalable.
Alan Thew said:
> On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 06:05 , Kerry Seibold <kerry@???> said:
>
>>Hi Everyone,
>>I hope someone can help me.
>>Exim 4.
>>Filter rules in .forward file.
>>I want to increase $message_body from 500 chars to say 1000 chars.
>>I have read the filter documentation, FAQs, man exim, and exim.conf, and
>>Googled, but can't find a clue.
>
> message_body_visible
>
> in main config area
>
> e.g
>
> message_body_visible = 1000
>
> means that 1K is looked at (approx)
>
> Alan Thew
>>
>>Google found this:
>>*********************
>>On 20 Dec 2001, Andrew G. Hammond wrote:
>>
>>> I noticed that $message_body is by default truncated at 500 chars and
>>> that newlines are transformed to spaces. Is there any way to get then
>>> complete and original message body?
>>
>>Only by causing the message to be delivered somewhere. (You can increase
>>the 500 by setting the appropriate option, but consider - messages can
>>be tens of megabytes long. You don't really want that size of string in
>>a variable.)
>>
>>--
>>Philip Hazel
>>***********************
>>
>>Is that a command line option to exim?
>>
>>Cheers,
>>Kerry.
>>
>>
>>
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>>www.seiboldconsulting.com
>>
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