Email filter [moved]

[h8r]

Hello,

I'm customer to one hosting provider, they use CPANEL.

Recently I made email filter like this:
TO THAT EQUALS TO submit@mysite.com
Destination: |/usr/bin/curl -F message=<- http://mysite.com/plog/moblog.php

It works perfect, the data is piped to the script and everything is ok, but the mail server keeps returning
Mail delivery failed: returning message to sender
I've tryied with >> /dev/null and >/dev/null, both don't work. Any hint how to stop this delivery failure (becouse, actually, the email is sent to the script)

Greetings,

Niko

[h8r]

If here nobody knows I'm wondering is there any place (forum) to ask?

[dave9000]

I'm customer to one hosting provider,

Contact your hosting provider to assist you with this

[h8r]

They don't know and recommended me this forum. If he knows I would never post here and wait.

After I made this virtual filter, I also setuped an real account (just not for sending me back the email delivery failure). But it still returns me an failure email. How can I pipe it to /dev/null or something. I'm googleing and I can't find similar problem resolved.

[dave9000]

Whoever (you or your provider) that has root access needs to look through the /var/log/exim_mainlog and /var/log/maillog and what errors are occuring.

Without this information its impossible for us to do anything but guess

[h8r]

2006-04-01 22:27:15 1FPlke-00036w-VR ** |/usr/bin/curl -F message=<- http://mysite.com/plog/moblog.php (bro3@mysite.com) <bro3@mysite.com> F=<admin@mysite.com> R=central_filter T=virtual_address_pipe: return message generated

Here is the log that the sysadmin gave me.
bro3 is the filtered email
admin@mysite.com is the one from which I'm sending the email.
The sysadmin doesn't know what this log means.