On Sun, 11 Dec 2005, Jakob Hirsch wrote:
> And what's your address_data good for? $sender_address stays the same
> for the whole message, so you can use it in the transport. And you never
> modify return_path, so you don't even have to explicitely specify it.
>
the problem is in the central_filter router (for the moment unused as
noone has the central filter linked to them):
Here it is again:
central_filter:
driver = redirect
address_data = $sender_address
errors_to = root@MAINDOMAIN
local_part_suffix_optional
local_part_suffix = -* : +*
check_local_user
check_owner = false
domains = +local_domains
file = FILTERS_DIR/$local_part
no_verify
allow_filter
allow_freeze
IIRW when I wrote it I had to save the sender address for the
return path, because of the
errors_to = root@MAINDOMAIN
line.
Although unimportant this is the filter:
# Exim filter <<== do not edit or remove this line!
if
$domain does not contains backup and
${original_local_part} is not "root"
then
unseen deliver ${quote_local_part:$original_local_part}@backup1.$domain
endif
It is meant to implement some sort of mirror MX system. Might never go
live though...
Giuliano
