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The README.mail file, in the qmail section, doesn't refer to the users/assign
file, which is supposed to have something like:
+debbugs:debbugs:107:106:/var/lib/debbugs:-:remove:
in the last line before the final '.'
So, then I patched my receive script with the following:
[PATCH START]============================================
--- /usr/lib/debbugs/receive.orig Fri Apr 26 17:07:11 2002
+++ /usr/lib/debbugs/receive Fri Apr 26 17:07:26 2002
@@ -14,7 +14,9 @@
{ $gBadEmailPrefix = '';
$_ = $ENV{'LOCAL_PART'};
} elsif ( $gMailer eq 'qmail' )
-{ $gBadEmailPrefix = '//';
+{ $ENV{'DEFAULT'} =~ s/^remove\-//;
+ $ENV{'RECIPIENT'} =~ s/^remove\-//;
+ $gBadEmailPrefix = '//';
$_ = $ENV{'DEFAULT'};
# $_ = $ENV{'RECIPIENT'};
# s/^\w+-bugs--?//;
[PATCH END]============================================
and then BTS finally started to work properly
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Subject: qmail with debbugs (closing since no response)
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I'm closing this bug as there has been no response as to whether
debbugs was still broken with qmail or not.
If the instructions are still not correct, please reopen the bug and
provide a patch that describes a working install with qmail.
Don Armstrong
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during the day? What do you think defines me? Where I slept or what I
did all day?
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