On 04/12/2017 04:12 AM, Stagiair 2. Cisa wrote:
> Could this be the result of using an EFA-server?
> (https://efa-project.org/about/)
> It uses postfix instead of sendmail.
I use postfix.
The first argument to filter_recipient() is the recipient. The same
value is also put into the first element of @Recipients.
Add these three lines, exactly, to filter_recipient():
sub filter_recipient()
{
my $a = $_[0];
my $b = $Recipients[0];
md_syslog('info', "a = $a ; b = $b");
}
See what that outputs. My output looks like this:
a = <[email protected]> ; b = <[email protected]>
If you get something like that, then whatever code you wrote to look at
@Recipients is wrong. Start with the working code and you should be able
to figure it out.
If that exact code outputs:
a = ; b =
then the recipient value really is the empty string, and I have no idea why.
--
Richard
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