I must be utterly misunderstanding the documentation.
I"m trying to create a system-wide alias to catch pager requests.
So, I created:
# cat ~alias/.qmail-page
| /usr/local/bin/sendpage -B -S -c Subject: -f "$EXT"
# ls -l ~alias/.qmail-page
-rw-r--r-- 1 root qmail 84 Aug 4 19:55 /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-page
My logs show:
Aug 4 20:06:57 cerebro qmail: 933815217.325457 new msg 126985
Aug 4 20:06:57 cerebro qmail: 933815217.331690 info msg 126985:
bytes 436 from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> qp 21533 uid 1001
Aug 4 20:06:57 cerebro qmail: 933815217.340879 starting
delivery 75: msg 126985 to local [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aug 4 20:06:57 cerebro qmail: 933815217.342534 status: local
1/10 remote 0/20 Aug 4 20:06:57 cerebro qmail: 933815217.355588
delivery 75: failure: Sorry,_no_mailbox_here_by_that_name._(#5.1.1)/
Aug 4 20:06:57 cerebro qmail: 933815217.361805 status: local
0/10 remote 0/20 Aug 4 20:06:57 cerebro qmail: 933815217.390392
bounce msg 126985 qp 21536
Checking with qmail-getpw:
# echo "`qmail-getpw page-brian`"
alias 1002 1002 /var/qmail/alias - page-brian
Look good to me.
I restarted qmail-send, etc. I realize I'll eventually need to be
more clever with exit codes, but why _can't_ I do this at it is?
FWIW, this is with qmail-1.03 under FreeBSD3-3.2.
Opinions?
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