Hello Klaus,
Klaus Ethgen <Klaus+exim@???> (Mo 06 Mai 2013 20:04:36 CEST):
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> I need to write special logs to a database when the mail is received and
> after it has been (successful or not) delivered as well as when it
> bounces.
For the delivery we'd need a (generic) transport option, something
similiar to shadow_transport (shadow_transport only works for local
transports and the additional transport has to be local too),
probably some
post_command = … $transport_status …
> For the first I can use a condition in acl to call a own embedded perl
> script that is doing the stuff. But for the other two logging issues I
> did not found any way to call a perl subroutine. The best I can archive
> is to have a condition in the router. But this gives me no way to see
> the status of the delivered mail.
Yes, because all these options are evaluated during transport setup.
> Do you see any way to do it?
You got the source …
Best regards from Dresden/Germany
Viele Grüße aus Dresden
Heiko Schlittermann
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