Scott wrote:
Is there a way I can increased the verbosity in the maillog to the point
where it will tell me when it expands aliases.
Not by default, but it's trivial to write a courier filter that would do
exactly that.
If, for instance, you used pythonfilter
(http://phantom.dragonsdawn.net/~gordon/courier-patches/courier-pythonfilter/),
you could modify the noduplicates.py filter so that instead of removing
addresses that had been seen before, it logged entries where the
rewritten address doesn't match the original message recipient. I
believe the code would look something like this:
rcpts = courier.control.getRecipientsData(controlFileList)
for x in rcpts:
if x[0] != x[1]:
sys.stderr.write('alias log: message was sent to "%s"\n' \
% x[1])
# Return no decision.
return ''
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