See the $rcpt_mailer, $rcpt_host, $rcpt_addr arguments to
filter_recipient ($rcpt_addr contains the mailbox if
$rcpt_mailer eq "local").
Wow, very cool. I never knew this and I've usually been shelling and
running sendmail -bv for this! But it seems to work even with the crazy
virtusertable stuff we do at least for email that is delivered to a single
account
DEBUG: recip <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - mailer local - host ? - addr
user12
David, is the host supposed to be ? for mailer local? I would have thought
it would be null...
However, my question is what does it do with aliases? UPDATE: tests on my
server show the rcpt_addr = the name of the alias and is not expanded
further. Such as:
Feb 2 09:45:32 intel1 mimedefang.pl[29094]: DEBUG: recip
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - mailer local - host ? - addr
thealiasname
Compared to sendmail:
sendmail -bv [EMAIL PROTECTED]
user12... deliverable: mailer local, user kmcgrail
user13... deliverable: mailer local, user shannon
[EMAIL PROTECTED] deliverable: mailer esmtp, host cox.net., user
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does the rcpt triple information above remain in scope and is available in
filter_end? Or do we have to create a state file in CWD?
Regards,
KAM
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