From my limited knowledge I have accessed I need to change this line print EIN "$sender\0$env_recips";
Lets say I my $RedirectTo='[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; print EIN "$sender\0$RedirectTo";
I get the error "Unable to open pipe to /var/qmail/bin/qmail-queue [54] (#4.3.0) -"
By changing "Unable" I was able to determine that this error is happening 9 lines before my change!
Odd thing is if I sent RedirectTo to be $env_recips, everything works fine.
my $RedirectTo=$env_recips;
print EIN "$sender\0$RedirectTo";
If I take a step back and make this change where qmail_requeue is called, where it
passes the sender, recipt. The SAME problem happens.
So my bottom line problem is whenever I change the value of either env_recips, or give it a new value it poops out.
Any suggestions? Or has anyone written a patch that will redirect Spam mail to a seperate box?
-Ryan Pavely
Research & Development
Net Access Corporation
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