exim filter

[Jeremy]

This is a filter, that I would normally put in a .forward file.

How would I use this with exim, what is the equiv?

Here is the code I need to convert:
\\subscribe,\"|/usr/bin/perl /home2/hotsell/public_html/optin/post.cgi\"


I put the following in /etc/valiases/<domain>
subscribe@hotsellingminisites.com: \"|/usr/bin/perl /home2/hotsell/public_html/optin/post.cgi\"

It works, the email\'s are piped through perl to the script, but it generates an error to the sender.

is there anyway to surpress the errors?

[bdraco]

[quote:cc464fccb8]This is a filter, that I would normally put in a .forward file.

How would I use this with exim, what is the equiv?

Here is the code I need to convert:
\\subscribe,\"|/usr/bin/perl /home2/hotsell/public_html/optin/post.cgi\"


I put the following in /etc/valiases/<domain>
subscribe@hotsellingminisites.com: \"|/usr/bin/perl /home2/hotsell/public_html/optin/post.cgi\"

It works, the email\'s are piped through perl to the script, but it generates an error to the sender.

is there anyway to surpress the errors?
[/quote:cc464fccb8]

What error does it give ?

[Karl]

The error is most likely caused by the script sending some output, e.g. Whitespace, error message, confirmation message. If the script sends any output then Exim will send an error message back.