Author: Todd Lyons Date: To: tony ha, exim-users Subject: Re: [exim] Filter rule for forward account in group
On Sat, Apr 13, 2013 at 4:36 AM, tony ha <tonyha1090@???> wrote: > Hi tlyons,
>
> Here is the log message when tk4@??? send email to tk1@??? and cc
> to tk4@???
> 2013-04-12 18:21:20 1UQyWG-0007zf-Aj => tk2 <tk1@???> R=virtual_user
> T=virtual_userdelivery
> 2013-04-12 18:21:21 1UQyWG-0007zf-Aj => tk3 <tk1@???> R=virtual_user
> T=virtual_userdelivery
> 2013-04-12 18:21:21 1UQyWG-0007zf-Aj => tk4 <tk1@???> R=virtual_user
> T=virtual_userdelivery
I also want to point out that I wanted *ALL* the log lines, not just
the ones that show delivery (the lines with =>). You didn't include
the lines that show who is sending it (the lines with <=). You didn't
show us any logging from the ACL processing. You didn't show us any
error conditions that Exim may be noticing.
Show us the full output of:
exigrep $EXIM_QUEUE_ID
for each message you want us to explain the logs, where $EXIM_QUEUE_ID
is the message id that is giving you problems. You can also use
tk4@??? or a hostname or pretty much anything that exigrep can
get a mail logline and detect an exim queue id.
And as always, keep replies on the mailing list.
...Todd
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