Heyas,
Thanks for all these replies. Now this is what i did - in virtusertable i
added
@lists.myserver.net listaccount
Just like recommended (examples were without *, so i used this way) and in
aliases file i added alias like:
listaccount : "|/usr/bin/perl /path/to/my/script/"
This i got from a friend of mine, though it's not working for me right now
it's principle should be correct (he has working version of this :).
And thanks again :)
Viljo
| >Now the question is how can i configure procmail so, that it doesn't care
| >if user exists or not, but just scans ^TO_ and sends mail to perl script?
|
| If sendmail cannot identify the local user, it'll bounce the message before
| ever attempting local delivery -- after all, by the time it invokes the
| LDA, the local user must have been identified so that it can be handed to
| that account.
|
| You should read up on wildcards and virtusertable (in sendmail, not
| procmail). The following should probably do what you're asking (which thus
| far is pretty vague):
|
| *(_at_)lists(_dot_)myserver(_dot_)net listaccount
I use simply "@lists.myserver.net" on the left side of my virtusertable
without the "*", and don't see it in my documentation. I don't know if
it's optional, has a different meaning, is correct for newer sendmail
versions than mine, or was a finger check by Sean, but check your
sendmail documentation for proper syntax if necessary.
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