On Monday 10 June 2013 10:27:25 Gary Stainburn wrote:
> I'm doing well with my new mailing list setup, with the result that I'm now
> getting a higher success rate and a better handling of the errors.
>
> One upshot of this is that we are now receiving many more out-of-office
> replies. I've had a look at replacing the precedence header if it exists
> and replacing it with a "precedence: list" header.
>
> It looks like all I need to do is add
>
> header_remove = precedence
> header_add = precedence: list
>
> to my mailing list router. However, Googling this has come up with lots of
> posts as to why his is a bad thing to do, or why it won't etc.
>
> I would appreciate people's opinion on (a) how to do it and (b) whether or
> not it is a good idea
>
> Gary
I tried adding the above to my router (after correcting the spelling errors)
but it did not work. I got the error message
Starting exim: 2013-06-10 11:03:11 Exim configuration error for
distribution_lists router:
"headers_add" and "headers_remove" are not permitted with "one_time"
The full router with the statements in was:
distribution_lists:
driver = redirect
domains = ringways.co.uk
condition = ${lookup pgsql{select case when count(ml_name) = 0 then 0
else 1 end from mailing_lists \
where ml_name = '${quote_pgsql:$local_part}' and ml_disabled =
false}}
data = ${lookup pgsql{select * from mailing_list_send('${quote_pgsql:
$local_part}','${quote_pgsql:$sender_address}','${quote_pgsql:
$h_subject:}','${quote_pgsql:$message_id}')}}
one_time
forbid_file
errors_to = $local_part-bounce@???
headers_remove = precedence
headers_add = precedence: list\n\
X-Ringways-ID: $message_id
no_more
I tried putting it in the transport which didn't generate any errors but also
didn't work.
