Frank Richter writes:
>
>>> a user has a sieve file containing:
>>> redirect "[EMAIL PROTECTED]";
>>> keep;
>>> It works fine, but when this user's mailbox is over quota ...:
>>> Whenever sendmail runs its queue, a mail is sent to
>>> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", but as the local delivery failes, the mail
>>> remains in sendmail's queue.
>
>> What behavior do you expect? Desire?
>
>Hmm, perform the redirect action only once, and try to do the keep action.
>I assume this is hard to implement...
The easy solution would be to reverse the order of the actions, so
that the local delivery is done before the redirect. That way, if the
local user is over quota, both the local delivery and the remote
forwarding will be retried by sendmail.
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-Gary Mills- -Unix Support- -U of M Academic Computing and Networking-
