Ricardo Kleemann writes:
So it's possible that the "Invalid address" error is because couriermlm doesn't consider [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] valid list addresses?What sort of address validation does couriermlm perform?
Ah, there's your problem. Courier expects DEFAULT to be "subscribe", or "unsubscribe", e.t.c., and the way you've rigged it up is that you also have a pesky @domain.com in there. So that part needs to be nuked, somehow.
Now, there are a number of ways to fix this. In maildrop, for example, you can do something like:
if ($DEFAULT =~ /(.*)@domain\.com$/)
{
DEFAULT=$MATCH1
}
Of course, while you hack around, keep in my you're fixing the right
DEFAULT. Unfortumately, maildrop itself has its own usage for DEFAULT.
Both maildrop and couriermlm use a variable with the same name. That's
unfortunate, but unavoidable, so you need to be a bit careful.
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