Ricardo Kleemann writes:
Thanks Sam.It's not the headers, it's the envelope return address. Which may not be preserved if maildrop is thrown into the mix. Rather than invoking couriermlm via maildrop, just invoke it directly from the .courier file, as the couriermlm man page explains.I understand, however this is a special type of list and I need to do some processing on it prior to posting, that's why I'm running maildrop on it.I've figured out that if I pipe it to couriermlm via the backtick, it actually works. However I don't seem to be getting any stdout back from couriermlm; so if for example a non-member posts, I'm not getting the "You are not subscribed" getting output.So this actually works in maildrop: POST = `/usr/bin/couriermlm msg /path/to/list/directory`I'm guessing this action must be maintaining the envelope return address. But the problem I'm having now is that no error msg is getting output to $POST when a non-member posts. The desired effect still works (the message is not posted) but I'm not able to output an error text and EXITCODE in this case.
Try capturing both stdout and stderr: POST = `/usr/bin/couriermlm msg /path/to/list/directory 2>&1`
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