Issue #3850 has been updated by mig 5.
I *think* I have a related, if not identical, issue, under Ubuntu 10.04.
Specifically I have an entry in /etc/aliases for handling inbound mail so it is
sent to a Redmine instance. This entry is not Puppet-managed.
tracker: "|python
/usr/share/redmine-1.2.2/extra/mail_handler/sub-mailhandler.py --email
[email protected] --project foobar --
/usr/share/redmine-1.2.2/extra/mail_handler/rdm-mailhandler.rb --url
http://redmine.example.com --allow-override
project,tracker,category,priority,status --key xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
After the addition/modification of *other* entries in the /etc/aliases via an
exec of 'newaliases' by Puppet, it looks like this:
tracker: "|python
/usr/share/redmine-1.2.2/extra/mail_handler/sub-mailhandler.py --email
[email protected] --project foobar --
/usr/share/redmine-1.2.2/extra/mail_handler/rdm-mailhandler.rb --url
http://redmine.example.com --allow-override
project",tracker,category,priority,"status --key xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
Specifically it seems to have wrapped the comma-delimited strings with quotes,
which breaks Postfix trying to parse the entire piped command.
Sorry for the noise if this is actually a separate issue.
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Bug #3850: newaliases generates incorrect aliases file on openbsd
https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/3850#change-55339
Author: Peter Meier
Status: Accepted
Priority: Normal
Assignee:
Category: mailalias
Target version:
Affected Puppet version: 0.25.5
Keywords: openbsd, smtpd
Branch:
So on a fresh 4.7 OpenBSD installation the /etc/mail/aliases file as plenty of
lines like:
<pre>
_afs: /dev/null
</pre>
this entries work with the (new) openbsd smtpd daemon.
But if we add a new (unrelated) entry to the file using the mailalias type all
these entries are changed to:
<pre>
_afs: "/dev/null"
</pre>
Which are not parseable for the @makemap@ file of the openbsd smtpd daemon.
Puppet should imho not touch the other aliases when adding new entries or at
least generate a correct file on openbsd.
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