Thanks David for the info. Unfortunately, I have previously done that (adding the qmailqueue env in qmail- smtpd run file --as some posts on this mailing list or Q-S's list). However, the problem still existed since some users use the webmail interface (IMP www.horde.org/imp) to send messages which runs as a different user than qmail- smtpd and in turn doesn't pickup the env var QMAILQUEUE. The webmail's default behavior is it uses local /usr/sbin/sendmail binary to send mails out (which is linked to qmail's sendmail) which doesn't pass qmail-smtpd at all. I think qmail-sendmail will automatically write the message to the real queue (or it passes through qmail-send first.) I probablly could've gotton around that by also adding the QMAILQUEUE env line to qmail-send run script?? What I done is I added a exec() line in the webmail's php code to set the var QMAILQUEUE to my scanner. This worked for the webmail only but not for outlook/eudora users (again, could've put env qmailqueue in qmail-smtpd run file -- but then it becomes a mess).
Quoting David Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Tim Hasson writes: > > Below is a patch to allow setting QMAILQUEUE to > > qmail-scanner-queue.pl for roaming users (change path to your > > pre-qmail-queue script) > > You could also just set it in your run script. No need for patching. If > you use qmail-conf, add it to the env directory. > > -- > David Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > http://david.acz.org/ > > >
