This one time, at band camp, Thomas Clavier said: > Cesar Mendoza wrote: > > I use exim4 with mailman. Mailman requires pipes in the /etc/aliases to > > work properly. One of the things that you can set on the exim > > configuration file is what user and group to run the piped programs. > > yes, but width this config, you can't run multiples piped programs whith > multiples users ... > > PS: I use mailman width exim4 widthout pipe :-) and it work fine.
Well, no you haven't, really :)
mailman_transport:
driver = pipe
^^^^
That just means that exim is delivering to a pipe, but you don't have to
actually write "| /path/to/command".
The fact that exim has a highly configurable and rich syntax doesn't
make another package rc buggy, though, at least IMHO.
I would suggest the following:
Write up a quick router transport pair (or send the suggested
/etc/aliases entry and relevant info to me, and I'll do it, if need
be).
Set the severity of the bug to wishlist, and retitle "Please include
these exim4 docs in the package".
Take care,
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