Thomas Eckardt/eck wrote:
>>> at least the
>>> address must match the condition in &localmail to get the
>>> {islocalmailaddress} flag.
>
> Forget all lines, except the last one - &localmail has to return 1 to
> consider the address local - look in to your configuration.
>
localmail's first test is -
sub localmail {
my $h = shift;
d("localmail - $h");
#(my $package, my $file, my $line, my $Subroutine, my $HasArgs, my
$WantArray, my $EvalText, my $IsRequire) = caller(0);
#d("localmail - $package, $file, $line, $Subroutine, $HasArgs,
$WantArray, $EvalText, $IsRequire");
return 1 if &localdomains($h);
Well - an email to [email protected] is a localdomain - so it
returns 1.
Doesn't consider ValidAddresses_flat at all.
Or, should my local domains file be empty because I am using
localaddresses_flat ? If so, is this a new thing ? I've been using ASSP
setup this way for years.
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