Hi,

I am having a problem with maildrop, i am trying to setup a rule where messages with a certain To: field get bounced to another email account.

what i currently have in my .mailfilter: xfilter "/usr/bin/spamc -u <email>"

what i would like to add is: if (/^To: *some...@example.net/) to "!some...@example.com/)

but once i do that maildrop starts failing... kindof.

maildrop fails: Dec 14 15:51:01 domain courierlocal: id=00049C04.41BF6040.00005B24,from=<email>,addr=<some...@example.net>: maildrop: signal 0x06 Dec 14 15:51:01 domain courierlocal: id=00049C04.41BF6040.00005B24,from=<email>,addr=<some...@example.com>,status: deferred

but it does not: Dec 14 15:51:02 sub courieresmtp: id=00049ECD.41BF6045.00005B3F,from=<virtual@domain>,addr=<some...@example.com>: 250 Ok: queued as 2825D2170F2 Dec 14 15:51:02 sub courieresmtp: id=00049ECD.41BF6045.00005B3F,from=<virtual@domain>,addr=<some...@example.com>,size=1793,success: delivered: example.com [a.b.c.d] Dec 14 15:51:02 sub courieresmtp: id=00049ECD.41BF6045.00005B3F,from=<virtual@domain>,addr=<somewhereelse>,size=1793,status: success

so the message gets delivered to the remote server yet it fails and stays in the mailqueue doomed to forever retry delivery(and succeed) every couple of minutes.

so my first question is: why am i getting a 0x06 (SIGABRT)? what does it mean and how do i get rid of it?

second question is: since it is obviously is working, the message gets recieved at example.com without a problem. Is there a way to ignore these 0x06s?