Re: Cannot understand maildrop...

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Alessandro Vesely writes:

> Hi Sam,
>
> I created an alias, or rather two, one accented and one plain:
>
> [email protected]: [email protected]
> [email protected]: [email protected]
>
> This is the first extension I use for this account, so I added a .couri=
er-=20
> default which invokes maildrop, just like the regular .courier.
>
> Then in .maildrop I set:
>
> EXITCODE=3D0
> import EXT
> ...
>         if ($EXT eq "cntb")
>         {
> ...
>
> Messages arrive with a Delivered-To: [email protected], =
but =20
> on the "if" maildrop logs the following:
>
> ../.mailfilter(12): Evaluating IF condition.
> ../.mailfilter(12): Operation on:  and cntb - string equal, result is 0
> ../.mailfilter(12): IF evaluated, result=3D0
>
> This log was obtained by running maildrop on the message just sent.  (I=
t =20
> arrived, but the instructions in the if block were not executed.)
>
> It looks like $EXT was empty.  How come?  In my mailbox I have tons of =
ifs =20
> like that, which work perfectly.
>
> What am I missing?

The first thing to look into is exactly what's being delivered.

You want to find a log entry in syslog that records a delivery to the loc=
al =20
module, "module-local"

Apr  2 17:00:30 jack courierd[49676]: started,id=3D00000000005A07D1.00000=
00069CED8ED.0000C43B,from=3D<[email protected]=20
scan.com>,module=3Dlocal,host=3Dmrsam!mlm!1000!1000!/home/mrsam!!,addr=3D=
<mrsam>

"host" here specifies several values, the 2nd one, "mlm" in this case, wo=
uld =20
go into EXT. This message was sent to "mrsam-mlm". Here's one without an =20
extension:

Apr  2 17:07:17 jack courierd[49676]: started,id=3D00000000005A07D1.00000=
00069CEDA85.0000C56E,from=3D<[email protected]=20
scan.com>,module=3Dlocal,host=3Dmrsam!!1000!1000!/home/mrsam!!,addr=3D<mr=
sam>


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