Thanks for the suggestion. I was unclear - they are by user_idnr at this
time. For fun I will try spelling out the address. My concern was that
they may be automatically converted to the user_idnr - or that it would
be taken as an external deliver-to if not by user_idnr. But definitely
something to try.
- April
Jesse Norell wrote:
Hello,
The problem sounds like a bug in the recursive alias lookup
code ... I've never looked at it in 2.x, but one thing you might
try to work around it in the short term is to use the user_idnr
for deliver_to instead of the username. Eg. in your example,
if user [EMAIL PROTECTED] has user_idnr 1234, change your
aliases table from:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] deliver to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] deliver to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] deliver to 1234
[EMAIL PROTECTED] deliver to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't know if it'll work or not, but is quick and easy to
test, and might hold you over till a bugfix is made.
Jn
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Jesse Norell
jesse @ kci.net
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