On Tue, 12 Sep 2006, bugzilla-daemon@??? wrote:
>This is as documented, but perhaps the documentation should be clearer. The
>documentation for the -bv option contains this paragraph:
>
> If the -v option is not set, the output consists of a single line for each
> address, stating whether it was verified or not, and giving a reason in the
> latter case. Otherwise, more details are given of how the address has been
> handled, and in the case of address redirection, all the generated
> addresses are also considered. Without -v, generating more than one address
> by redirection causes verification to end successfully.
>
>I will try to make this clearer when I next revise the manual.
I understand this. Maybe a try to explain by example where is my point:
[root@beast ~]# grep test-bv /etc/aliases
test-bv: darek,alamakota
[root@beast ~]# exim -bv alamakota
alamakota@??? failed to verify:
Unknown user
[root@beast ~]# exim -bv darek
darek@??? verified
[root@beast ~]# exim -bv test-bv
test-bv@??? verified
[root@beast ~]# exim -v -bv test-bv
test-bv@??? failed to verify:
Unknown user
darek@???
<-- test-bv@???
router = localuser_maildir, transport = ld_maildir
I think in the case of exim -v -bv test-bv last one should be like this:
[root@beast ~]# exim -v -bv test-bv
test-bv@??? failed to verify:
alamakota@???
Unknown user
darek@???
<-- test-bv@???
router = localuser_maildir, transport = ld_maildir
I think information what exactly address failed is very important and
should not be missing with -v.
--
Dariusz Sznajder
