Re: R: R: R: R: R: R: [qmailadmin-devel] First email: idea

[Jeff H. <jef...@ma...>]

Andrea Riela wrote:
>>Try removing the space in the to "! abuse@$USERHOST", to make it:
>>
>>	to "!abuse@$USERHOST"
>>
>>See if that clears the log up.  It looks like it's trying to 
>>deliver to 
>>a file (maildir) and not to abuse address... so it's a little 
>>confusing 
>>that you're even receiving the abuse mail.
> 
> The same ...
> All accounts with new solution /etc/mailfilter have the same output in
> qmail's current:

Ok, sounds like the USERHOST is not being set (which probably means the 
USERNAME is not being set either).  Try putting a log entry at the 
beginning like this:

log "Running mailfilter for $USERNAME@$USERHOST"

If that's just showing a logentry like "Running mailfilter for @", then 
try putting this at the top of your mailfilter:

SHELL="/bin/bash"
(or whatever the appropriate path to bash is)

See if that solves anything.  Seems like I heard someone else doing that 
to make the script work correctly.

Jeff
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