Philip Hazel wrote:
>
>> I'm looking at my userforward router (with FAQ_4.html#TOC156 applied) and
>> vacation router, but don't see the proper way to do what I want. Maybe I don't
>> want to use :fail: in my aliases file?
>
> An Exim filter would be an easier way to do this. It has a proper "mail"
> command that can take data from a file. However, in order to do that you
> need to accept the email rather than verifying at SMTP time.
Understood. I'll profess my ignorance here, I don't use any systemwide
filters at all, everything is user based in their home directories. How
would you recommend setting up the smallest, most efficient system
filter for a need like this? In my aliases file, I would route the
closed job to this user somehow?
job-1234: jobclosed
jobclosed: <system filter>?
I'm assuming the actual filter commandfile would go something like:
== snip ==
# Exim filter
if error_message then finish endif
mail \
subject "Job Closed: ${local_part}@${qualify_domain}" \
from "do-not-reply@${qualify_domain}" \
reply_to "do-not-reply@${qualify_domain}" \
expand file "/etc/mail/jobclosed.txt"
seen finish
== snip ==
That part is clear, not sure how I'd hook it up to the exim delivery
engine though without an actual user...
thanks! :)
-te
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