Hi Jason:
We're having a bit of trouble with qmail-scanner (1.20) recognizing multiple recipients and sending the correct username into spamc.
Here's an example - we sent an email to '[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]' using pine.
You have some code at around line 873:
if ( ($returnpath=$env_returnpath) =~ s/^F(.*)$// ) {
$returnpath=$1;
($recips=$env_recips) =~ s/^T//;
$recips =~ /^(.*)\0+$/;
$recips=$1;
$recips =~ s/\0+$//g;
#Keep a note of the NULL-separated addresses
$trecips=$recips;
$one_recip=$trecips if ($trecips !~ /\0T/);
$recips =~ s/\0T/\,/g;}
We put in some debugging code and when entering spamc here's what the variables are:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@showcast.com [EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]@showcast.com one_recip= cmdline_recip=
is 'one_recip' and 'cmdline_recip' supposed to be null in the case of multiple addresses?
That causes spamc use the default local.cf
TIA.
Best Regards,
Jeff Koch, Intersessions
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