On Tue, 23 Sep 2003, Andreas Metzler wrote:
> Summary:
> forwarding a copy of all mail to a remote host produces dupes in the
> local mailbox.
I've now looked at this. I cannot reproduce the problem.
> If I put "testit,blah@???" in ~testit/.forward while foo.org
> cannot be delivered immidiately, I'll get dupes in /var/mail/testit.
What is the router you are using for handling .forward?
> While the mail is undelivered to foo.org any queue-runner processing
> the mail will throw an additional copy into /var/mail/testit (the same
> applies if doing the same thing with exim filter).
It does not do this for me....
Can you demonstrate this with a delivery run using -d to get debugging
output? (Both for the original delivery, and a subsequent one?)
What does "exim -bp" show for the message after the first delivery
attempt? Is there a "D" next to the local delivery address, or not?
Philip
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