On Thu, 3 Mar 2005, Phil Chambers wrote:
> > You can have a list. The list separator is "alias" :-)
>
> Have you had this work?
No.
> I have tried that and can't get it to work. It appears to treat the whole expansion
> of "alias1@addr1 alias alias2@addr2" as a single alias, which is what one might
> expect.
Ah yes. However for your purposes you can work around the problem. You are
using a fixed filter which is presumably not very long, so instead of
putting it in a file you could just include it inline in the Exim
configuration. The value of the data setting is expanded before being
interpreted as a filter, so the list of aliases will be treated as such
rather than as a single string.
vacation:
driver = redirect
...
data = # Exim filter \n\
if personal alias \
${readfile {ALIASES/$local_part} { alias } } \
then vacation blah endif
allow_filter
Tony.
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