Hi Dean,
On Sat, 3 Dec 2011, Dean Bishop wrote:
> At the end of the day, thanks to the list, I have what I consider
> to be a workable solution. I've resolved the NDR and exim log error
> message issue. The one outstanding issue is the duplication of outgoing
> archived messages when a message is sent from a local account to a local
> alias.
Why so complicated? Why two routers?
The problem seems to be that when a message is directed to an alias, each
expansion of the alias is passed down the entire router stack again,
resulting in duplicates for each one. (If I misunderstood this, please
ignore the rest of this email).
You can avoid this by setting redirect_router on all your redirect
routers, setting it to the router after incoming_archiver, like this:
begin routers
outgoing_archiver: ...
incoming_archiver: ...
dnslookup:
# or whatever your next router is
aliases:
driver = redirect
data = ${lookup{$local_part}wildlsearch{/etc/exim/domains/$domain}}
# this is the important part:
# don't archive redirected emails again!
redirect_router = dnslookup
...
Cheers, Chris.
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