>Mathieu CATTIN wrote:
>> I have successfully installed exim 4.50, I have a small Linux
>> distribution that serves as a router called FREESCO, see
>> <outbind://3/www.freesco.org> www.freesco.org. Now I would like to
make it beep whenever it receives
>> a message, the command is simple : "[root@freesco] beep" makes it
>> beep. How is it possible ? I have tried to put the command in the
exim
>> system_filter file but nothing happens...I'm kind of lost.
>> thanks a lot in advance,
>> best regards,
>I'd be willing to be that "beep" simply sends a ^G to your terminal.
Try beep > /dev/null 2>&1 and see if it still works. I'd almost bet it
won't.
>When calling from exim, you could probably issue: beep > /dev/console
2>&1
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Hello,
Thanks !
Yes but where should I put the command, in the system filter file
directly, or via a pipe command indicating another shell script ?
When used it in the exim.filter I got :
Apr 21 02:22:50 - exim[7608]: 2005-04-21 02:22:50 1DOREp-0001cV-QV Error
in system filter: unknown filtering command "beep" near line 10 of
filter file
And in another shell script :
Apr 21 02:25:05 - exim[8071]: 2005-04-21 02:25:05 1DOREQ-0001bz-8F ==
|/pkg/etc/exim.beep <system-filter> routing defer (-1):
system_filter_pipe_transport is unset
So what seems to be the problem, what have I done wrong ?
Thanks,
regards,
Mathieu CATTIN.
