I resolved my problem several days later, and I thought I might post it for
those that come up behind me.
I had several blank lines in my .php file after the closing ?>
This caused an output of the script (even though I could not see it) which
generated the failure notice within Exim.
Thomas
I am actually real close now... Thanks to your help.
The email pipes to the PHP, and I get an email response from PHP so I can
look at output. However, I still get a non-delivery message at the same
time:
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Is emailtest.php executable, does it start with #!/usr/bin/php, is $HOME
set?
Thomas Tremain wrote:
I have attempted to create a .procmailrc that looks like:
:0
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| $HOME/emailtest.php
I have also removed the forwarder from my /etc/valiases file.
Now I get: The following add
Thomas --
...and then Thomas Tremain said...
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I have attempted to create a .procmailrc that looks like:
:0
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| $HOME/emailtest.php
I have also removed the forwarder from my /etc/valiases file.
Now I get: The following address(es) failed: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can I be sure Procmail is even handling my email? I thought Exim
>
> I'm sure this question has been visited before, but I've had some troubles
> searching through
> the archives.
>
> This is at least a two part question.
>
> I wish to use a pipe instead of the pop3 class, because I wish the email to
> start the script
> instead of waiting for a cronjob
I'm sure this question has been visited before, but I've had some troubles
searching through
the archives.
This is at least a two part question.
I wish to use a pipe instead of the pop3 class, because I wish the email to
start the script
instead of waiting for a cronjob.
1) The pipe itse
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