am 10.01.2008 13:23 schrieb Scott McNaught:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to pipe all outgoing SMTP mail to a php script. I have full root
> access to the server, and changes can be made system wide via exim.conf.
>
> Has anyone got any examples that do anything similar to this?
I'm doing similar things, but with Perl.
After some ACL-fiddling, I'm getting the indicator: "do it with the
script" and my router ...
# special script router
#
rr_script:
driver = accept
transport = tt_script
condition = ${if match {$header_X-ACL-script:} {\N^(?i)xyz.*\N} }
no_more
... says: "use script transport", which looks like ...
# script transport
#
tt_script:
driver = pipe
envelope_to_add
delivery_date_add
user = (scriptowner)
group = (groutp_of_scriptowner)
command = /opt/mex/bin/mex.pl -log=y -eml=y -xpl=n - -
... now the perl script perfoms his dirty work and reinjects a modified
message into exim, with ...
# (last action of perl script)
#
# value of envelope from ------------------------------+
# set envelope from --------------------------------+ |
# single dot does terminate --------------------+ | |
# get recipients from input -----------------+ | | |
# value of $authenticated_id -----------+ | | | |
# set $authenticated_id -----------+ | | | | |
# accept message on stdin -----+ | | | | | |
# | | | | | | |
open MAIL, "| /usr/sbin/exim4 -bm -oMai xxx -t -oi -f '<x@???>'";
$mail->print( \*MAIL );
close MAIL;
Works great!
HTH,
Peter
