> What I was trying to achieve was to have qmail forward a message without > messing around with the headers any more than necessary. Thus, I wanted > to have a .qmail-packages-default file to handle the packages.debian.org > domain, and that would look up the package name and map it to the maintainer > address, and remail messages to the maintainer. This is not a terribly > complicated hack, but I got busy.
That seems simple enough. I think your best bet is this: 1) make sure control/locals does not contain packages.debian.org add this line to control/virtualdomains: packages.debian.org:alias-packages create ~alias/.qmail-packages-default, containing: |forward "`/usr/local/bin/pkg2maint $EXT2`" write /usr/local/bin/pkg2maint, which is a program that takes a package name, and puts the maintainers e-mail address on its STDOUT. The only extra thing to have pkg2maint do is output an address that will cause the mail to bounce if the maintainer cannot be found ([EMAIL PROTECTED] might work) Anyone already have the pkg2maint code already written ? Cheers, Phil. -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
