On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 10:42:47AM -0600, Benjamin Tomhave wrote:
Hello,
I think this is an easy, trivial question, but maybe not. Can the "to"
directive in my mailfilter be used along the lines of "to
acco...@domain.com" or does it have to point to an actual directory/file
location or pipe to an executable? I'm trying to setup a customer with spam
filtering and he has a catchall account. However, the account specified is
really just a forward file, and thus the vdelivermail line points to
catc...@domain.com instead of to an account's directory. The mail is then
disappearing into never-never land. I have another (test) domain setup in a
similar fashio, but with the directory of a valid account specified, and it
works just fine.
$ man maildropfilter
[SNIP]
TO - DELIVER MESSAGE TO A MAILBOX
to expression
[SNIP]
An expression that begins with an exclamation mark, "!"
specifies a whitespace-delimited list of E-mail addresses to
forward the message to. The program specified by the SEND-
MAIL variable is run as an external program, with the list
of E-mail addresses provided as parameters to the program.