Marcel Montes:
> What does postfix actually add to the bounce message?
> The STDERR output if the return status is not 0?
Postfix absorbs stdout and stderr. There is some information in
the pipe(8) man page, but it is not complete.
Wietse
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Wietse Venema さんは書きました:
I have a suggestion. When the script fails, don't lose control and
spill the guts all over the place.
Instead, catch the error and report an appropriate response.
Yes, that's the ideal thing to do. In fact I'm doing it.
What I'm actually doing wrong is being lazy and de
Sahil Tandon さんは書きました:
AFAIK, hiding the error output is not configurable. Concealing important
portions of the DSN seems silly and might even be a violation of RFC 3464
(something you might or might not care about).
I've checked the RFC, and about RFC3462 (about the report format) and I
thin
Sahil Tandon:
> On Mon, 07 Sep 2009, Marcel Montes wrote:
>
> > I have a transport that pipes to a perl script. Everything is fine and
> > dandy, but whenever the script fails the whole perl error message
> > gets appended right after the failure_template message.
> >
> > I've checked bounce(5),
On Mon, 07 Sep 2009, Marcel Montes wrote:
> I have a transport that pipes to a perl script. Everything is fine and
> dandy, but whenever the script fails the whole perl error message
> gets appended right after the failure_template message.
>
> I've checked bounce(5), bounce(8), and pipe(8), and
Hello,
I have a transport that pipes to a perl script. Everything is fine and
dandy, but whenever the script fails the whole perl error message
gets appended right after the failure_template message.
I've checked bounce(5), bounce(8), and pipe(8), and although I admit
that I haven't read thoroughl
