Am 09.05.2014 01:34, schrieb Sam Varshavchik: > The shell script would get invoked in the manner described in the > localmailfilter man apge: > > HOME=$HOME <pathname> -D uid/gid -M filter > > So, the nondeliverable account gets set up as a pseudo account with a > home directory. The shell script needs to parse its command line > arguments. If <filter> begins with 'rcptfilter', exit with status code 0 > unless $HOME is the pseudo account, in which case the exit code is 99.
Sorry, I don't get it. :/ I tried a lot but I cannot get the destination address. Neither in running as rcptfilter nor as smtpfilter. The HOME is alright but how can I get WHICH ONE was addressed? Say, there are 50 abandoned addresses that I want to respond with a custom SMTP error. How could my script distinguish which response to choose? We use virtualdomains here, so all addresses come in with the same UID and HOME. I did not find any way to guess which one was chosen. My current workaround is to set up a pseudo home-directory like this: /tmp/reject/[id] so I can search the database for the message to return for this recipient id. I don't really like this solution.
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