I´ve found the solution myself ... in the ChangeLog it sais that with version 5.2.1 "EXITCODE checking for vdelivermail" has been put in and I´m currently using 5.2 :(
So forget about my question, please give me an answer for this one: Is it save to upgrade from 5.2 to 5.2.1 on an running system? Is there anything I should be aware of or is it just backuping the /bin/ directory and just making the ./configure & make & make-install ? Thanks again Thomas ------ Sie schrieben: ------ > Hi everybody, > > I´ve got a question concerning the internal strucutre of vpopmail. > I´ve set up a qmail system together with vpopmail ( qmail 1.03 & vpopmail 5.2 ). > I´m testing with two different domains and everything is working fine for me. > > What I now wanted to do is set up some kind of simple anti-spam tool to avoid the > huge amount of spam in some Maildirs. I tried to get a php script to work ( php > script called from a .qmail file ) that sould analyse the mail and in case of spam > it should copy it to some destination and then the script should return a exit code > to tell the delivery process to stop delivering the message. > > What I´m not shure is which program does the delivery in this case. > The .qmail file ( created with qmailadmin ) resides inside the vpopmail structure of > the virtual domain and looks like > > |/path-to-phpscript/phpscript.php > /path/to-vpopmail/domains/virtualdomain1/adress/Maildir/new/ > > but everytime I send a mail to that adress, the php script tells me that it is spam, > it copies it to the sepcial destionation ( so the script works fine to me ) BUT the > mail delivery process is not stopped, the mail gets into the Maildir asif my script > did not return an exit code. > > I´ve tried it with return code 99 & 100 ( according to the .qmail-command manpages > and some notes I found on the return codes of vdelivermail ) but nothing happened. > > So my question is, have I missed something? > Which value should my returncode have, the one qmail is expecting or the one > vdelivermail is expecting? > And why does nothing happen to that delivery process? > > Thank you for your help! > > Thomas > > > >
