At 10:19 PM 2002-12-16 +0100, Ruprecht Helms wrote:
I see. One other I have seen that in your demine-script you use the old
sendmail. This line I have to rewrite to use it with qmail-inject instead.
The syntax with the parameters there seams to be some different. Possible
you have some knowledge with qmail - let me know.
I have no desire to provide any specific support for qmail. It works with
postfix, it works with sendmail, and I believe it will work with qmail as
well since qmail provides a sendmail compatibility module, last I looked.
And I try to stick to very basic use of sendmail. If you want to do
anything else with the demimed scream, demime provides a lot of
options. You could get it to invoke the program you want directly, for
example, those options are already there -- it will send the output to a
number of arbitrary places, programs, and so forth. I do that if I want to
use sendmail options that demime does not do for me (such as if I want to
set the RFC821 origin). The only reason to have sendmail support in the
first place is to carry the variable RFC821 origin though the forwarding,
which is something that can't easily be done with the command line because
you may not know the origin (except that it is simple to extract if you are
using it within maildrop.
Within maildrop, you should probably use 'xfilter' and then 'to' or 'cc' to
deliver the altered mail to a destination.
And, for a commercial: If you have been using qmail, you really owe it to
yourself to step up to postfix.
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