Actually, the query is returning 0 rows, empty string.. (I tried it
manually in a SQL interpreter)
Thats why I'm confused... Its not returning host.from.db anywhere
(which is what it should be doing if the row existed)
Oh well, in a bit I'll run a script to add the missing rows to my DB
and then see if my problem goes away, still confusing tho.
-jwb
On Oct 19, 2005, at 11:29 AM, Philip Hazel wrote:
On Wed, 19 Oct 2005, Tony Finch wrote:
On Wed, 19 Oct 2005, James W. Brinkerhoff wrote:
I have an issue with a manualroute router. This router (below)
uses a mysql
lookup to return the host to route to. It works 99% of the
time, however
sometimes and seemingly with messages containing multiple
recipients, I get
the following error for 1 of the recipients:
2005-10-19 13:14:37 1ESDm9-0006Nr-KQ Error in to_mailbox router:
unknown
routing option or transport name "host.from.db"
host.from.db is exactly what SHOULD be returned from the lookup,
and is the
same value returned for the other recipients that were delivered
properly.
run it in debugging mode and check the result of the mysql query
The query is returning something followed by white space, before
"host.from.db", which is therefore being interpreted as an option or
transport name.
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