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To simplify the problem I have stripped down my transport and hard-wired
several values. Since I can see that the router is behaving properly I'm
just going to include my test transport...
puremail_autoreply_transport:
driver = autoreply
text = "This is the autoreply body"
to = $sender_address
from = noreply[at]puremail.com
subject = "Autoreply subject"
Can anyone see anything wrong with this setup? If not, then how can I
troubleshoot the problem?
Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks. - John R. S.
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John R. Shearer
PUREmail, Inc.
http://www.puremail.com/
mailto:john[at]puremail.com
mobile:925-285-1356
> Subject: Diagnosing autoreply Driver Problem
> Date: Wednesday 12 October 2005 11:45
> From: "John R. Shearer" <exim[at]puremail.com>
> To: exim-users[at]exim.org
>
> I am having trouble getting the autoreply driver to work. I'm running Exim
> 4.50 under Debian 3.1 "Sarge".
>
> My router works as expected. In debug mode I can see that the router
> correctly determines whether or not the recipient should get autoreply
> processing. The "once" DBM file is successfully created in the recipient's
> home directory whenever I send an Email to the test recipient.
>
> When I send Email from a given sender the first time I get the following
> error in the Exim logs (because of the "once" file subsequent messages from
> the same sender do not receive an error as no autoreply is generated)...
>
> 2005-10-10 18:26:04 1EP8tt-0006XP-D8 <= nosuchuser[at]gmail.com
> H=tuna.puremail.com (test) [10.3.11.33] P=smtp S=188
> 2005-10-10 18:26:04 1EP8tt-0006XP-D8 == john[at]genius.net
> R=puremail_autoreply_router T=puremail_autoreply_transport defer (0): Failed
> to send message from puremail_autoreply_transport transport (1)
>
> I can't effectively debug this because the generation of autoreply message
> itself is handled under a different process than the initial incoming
> message, so no debug output is available. And yes, I have tried using valid
> sender Email addresses.
>
> Any thoughts as to how I can diagnose this? Is there any way to get debug
> output from the process that executes the autoreply?
>
> Thanks in advance. - John R. S.
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