Flemming Bjerke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> The tmda-filter program has a command-line option for use with virtual
>> domains.
>>
>> -S <script>
>> --vhome-script <script>
[...]
> Have I misunderstood something? If I am right, shouldn't tmda-filter
> be rewritten in order to preserve options?
Run ``tmda-filter --help'' to see a list of available options,
including "-S/--vhome-script":
valcour:~ jason$ tmda-filter --help
usage: tmda-filter [options]
Filter incoming messages on standard input.
options:
-c FILE, --config-file=FILE
Specify a different configuration file other than
~/.tmda/config
-t DIR, --template-dir=DIR
Full pathname to a directory containing custom TMDA
templates.
-I FILE, --filter-incoming-file=FILE
Full pathname to your incoming filter file. Overrides
FILTER_INCOMING in ~/.tmda/config.
-e VAR=VAL, --environ=VAR=VAL
Add an environment variable on the command line. VAR
is the name of the variable, and VAL, separated by an
'=', is its value. There should be no whitespace
before or after the '='.
-d, --discard Discard message if address is invalid instead of
bouncing it.
-p, --print Print the message to stdout. This option is useful
when TMDA is run as a filter in maildrop or procmail.
It overrides all other delivery options, even if a
specific delivery is given in a matching rule. If the
message is delivered, TMDA's exit code is 0. If the
message is dropped, bounced or a confirmation request
is sent, the exit code will be 99. You can use the
exit code in maildrop/procmail to decide if you want
to perform further processing.
-S SCRIPT, --vhome-script=SCRIPT
Full pathname of SCRIPT that prints a virtual email
user's home directory on standard output. tmda-filter
will read that path and set $HOME to that path so that
'~' expansion works properly for virtual users. The
script takes two arguments, the user name and the
domain, on its command line. This option is for use
only with the VPopMail and VMailMgr add-ons to qmail.
See the contrib/ directory for sample scripts.
-M RECIP SENDER, --filter-match=RECIP SENDER
Check whether the given e-mail addresses matches a
line in your incoming filter and then exit. The first
address given should be the message recipient (you),
and the second is the sender. This option will also
check for parsing errors in the filter file.
-V show full TMDA version information and exit
--version show program's version number and exit
-h, --help show this help message and exit
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