Hi,
as I already wrote in another thread yesterday, I'm setting up an e-mail
archive for some users. Now I got it working, but I'm getting duplicates
into the archive.
I have set up the following router to catch outgoing mail:
archive:
debug_print = "R: archive for $authenticated_id"
driver = manualroute
condition = ${lookup {$authenticated_id}
partial-lsearch{CONFDIR/archive} {true}{false}}
route_data = ${lookup {$authenticated_id}
partial-lsearch{CONFDIR/archive} {$value}}
headers_add = X-Archive: $authenticated_id
transport = remote_smtp
unseen
In addition to the normal delivery, this delivers mail from
authenticated users to a machine as declared in CONFDIR/archive.
Now, a user that is in CONFDIR/archive may send mail to some local
address, let's say [EMAIL PROTECTED] Let's say that [EMAIL PROTECTED] is
forwarded
to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] which are routed to [EMAIL
PROTECTED] and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] In this situation, I get 5 mails into my archive, one for
each routing stage. (The log mentions all these interim addresses with
their own delivery line.)
How can I avoid that? Checking for dups on the remote site isn't an
option, I think.
Thanks,
Peter
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