David Vrona <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I seem to have a situation where TMDA is doing delivery on accepted > messages instead of passing those messages to maildrop which is my > goal.
[...] > Here is my .qmail file: > > |/usr/local/tmda-0.57/bin/tmda-filter > |/usr/local/bin/maildrop -d dave /home/dave/.mailfilter Maildir/ | exit 77 [...] > the TMDA log file shows: > > Actn: DELIVER (from-file /home/dave/.tmda/whitelist deliver=/home/dave/Maildir/) This means that you have a rule in your filter that told TMDA to deliver the mail. If you don't want it delivered by TMDA, change that rule. You could simply say 'deliver' or 'accept' or 'ok' instead of specifying '=/home/dave/Maildir/'. > I also have the LOCAL_DELIVERY_AGENT line for maildrop uncommented in > .tmdarc LOCAL_DELIVERY_AGENT is no longer used (since 0.55, I think). See the UPGRADE file. You can delete it from your .tmdarc or change it to DELIVERY. Since you're running qmail and you want the following lines in your .qmail to run, DELIVERY should be set to "_qok_". This will cause TMDA to quit with a 0 exit code whenever your rules say 'deliver' (or any of its synonyms). The 0 exit code means that qmail will run the maildrop line next. Fortunately for you, DELIVERY defaults to "_qok_" when you're running qmail, so you can just get rid of the LOCAL_DELIVERY_AGENT setting entirely and change your filter rule to *not* deliver and you should be fine. Tim _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
