This one time, at band camp, Thomas Clavier said:
Cesar Mendoza wrote:
I use exim4 with mailman. Mailman requires pipes in the /etc/aliases to
work properly. One of the things that you can set on the exim
configuration file is what user and group to run the piped programs.
yes, but width
Hi,
I use exim4 with mailman. Mailman requires pipes in the /etc/aliases to
work properly. One of the things that you can set on the exim
configuration file is what user and group to run the piped programs.
Here is what I use on my exim4 configuration file:
system_aliases:
debug_print = R:
Cesar Mendoza wrote:
I use exim4 with mailman. Mailman requires pipes in the /etc/aliases to
work properly. One of the things that you can set on the exim
configuration file is what user and group to run the piped programs.
yes, but width this config, you can't run multiples piped programs
Package: lists-archives
Version: 200300506-1.1
Severity: grave
Justification: renders package unusable
I use lists-archives width exim4 and in exim4 using pipes in the
/etc/aliases file is disabled. Readme and other docs don't explain how to
make a dedicated router/transport pair.
If i manualy
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