Nigel Wade ha scritto:
Hi Nigel,
In first case the debugging output is: (with exim4 -oMr spam-scanned
-d -bt [EMAIL PROTECTED])
--------> maildir_overquota2 router <--------
local_part=root domain=domain.it
calling maildir_overquota2 router
maildir_overquota2 router called for [EMAIL PROTECTED]: domain = domain.it
uid=8 gid=8 current_directory=/
direct command:
argv[0] = /usr/local/sbin/checkQuota
argv[1] = $local_part
argv[2] = $domain
direct command after expansion:
argv[0] = /usr/local/sbin/checkQuota
argv[1] = root
argv[2] = domain.it
command wrote: PASS
maildir_overquota2 router passed for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok, here the values of $local_part and $domain above (root and
domain.it) are substited in the command as expected...
end exim proceed with another router.
In second case the debugging output is: (with exim4 -bh IP)
--------> maildir_overquota2 router <--------
local_part=root domain=domain.it
calling maildir_overquota2 router
maildir_overquota2 router called for [EMAIL PROTECTED]: domain = domain.it
uid=8 gid=8 current_directory=/
direct command:
argv[0] = /usr/local/sbin/checkQuota
argv[1] = $local_part
argv[2] = $domain
direct command after expansion:
argv[0] = /usr/local/sbin/checkQuota
argv[1] = koron
argv[2] = koron.it
maildir_overquota2 router: defer for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
... but here they are not. In this command they have been substituted
as koron and koron.it, despite the debug output stating they are root
and domain.it, as above.
Do those values have any significance?
I'm forget to change real value (koron - koron.it) with test value (root
- domain.it) :-)
This is my debug output in second case: (with exim4 -bh IP)
--------> maildir_overquota2 router <--------
local_part=root domain=domain.it
calling maildir_overquota2 router
maildir_overquota2 router called for [EMAIL PROTECTED]: domain = domain.it
uid=8 gid=8 current_directory=/
direct command:
argv[0] = /usr/local/sbin/checkQuota
argv[1] = $local_part
argv[2] = $domain
direct command after expansion:
argv[0] = /usr/local/sbin/checkQuota
argv[1] = root
argv[2] = domain.it
maildir_overquota2 router: defer for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
message: maildir_overquota2 router: command returned non-zero code 127
What does your script really do? If all it does is to output the
string PASS, why would the arguments passed to it make any difference?
The 127 normally indicates a "command not found" or "permission
denied" type of error.
I would to do a router for check maildir quota. I use as router -
transport procmail that not check maildir quota.
Any idea?
Thanks
Marco
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