On Tue, 2002-05-21 at 11:31, Jörn Nettingsmeier wrote: > i have played around a little with my local sendmail, and i think > something like the following *might* work. > the idea is to have sendmail trigger qrunner whenever a message comes > in. you can use multiple aliases, so why not use multiple scripts as > recipients ? > > in /etc/aliases > your-list: |/var/lib/mailman/mail/wrapper post your-list > |/usr/local/bin/qrun > > where qrun is > #!/bin/bash > sleep 60 # give sendmail the chance to process the first alias > /your/path/to/qrunner
Almost. I have it working that, thanks again for the idea. The trick is to get qrunner started as user mailman (or whoever is the mailman user). Either write a suid wrapper, or (less secure) have a .forward file for the user list and deliver ingoing mail also to that user. Q: what about -admin and -request? I guess they also need qrunner? Have not tested what happens if qrunner is started as nobody.nogroup - if that would work I could remove the above workaround. cheers -- vbi -- secure email with gpg [EMAIL PROTECTED]: key id 0x92082481 [EMAIL PROTECTED]: key id 0x5E4B731F
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