[sork] Problems when username contains "@"

[João César Marigonda]

Thanks Eric!

The situation is:

The domain is in fact a virtual domain...
But a realm is not being set since I removed the  split(..) from horde
scripts...
I have already tried to manualy edit .forward to
 \user, "|/path/vacation user at domain"
 \user at domain, "|/path/vacation user at domain"
 \user\@domain, "|/path/vacation user\@domain"

Could it be a procmail problem?
Who starts vacation when a message arrives?

Thanks a lot

João C. Marigonda



----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric Rostetter" <eric.rostetter at physics.utexas.edu>
To: <sork at lists.horde.org>
Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 4:37 AM
Subject: Re: [sork] Problems when username contains "@"


> Quoting David Chang <david at thbuo.gov.tw>:
>
> > Well,I have the same situation like you,I think vacation/forward need
hook
> > function to do that.
>
> Okay, that may be valid, but can we define the problem better first?
>
> > > I'm just having a lot of work to make vacation-1.2.7.rc1-1 works when
> > > username is something like user at domain (login=user at domain)
> > >
> > > Everything works fine (forwards and vacation) for users without the @
but
> > > when it contains the @ sign, not so good!
>
> Okay.  So are these user at domain strings actual domains, or virtual
domains?
> Or are you not using domains at all, and the user is just adding the
domain
> for no reason (or you set a realm setting for no reason)?
>
> > > It seems to me that the problem is somewhere in sendmail conf because
> > > vacation is not started when then username contains @
>
> It should be setting the .forward file to contain something like either:
>
> \user, "|/path/vacation user"
>
> or
>
> \user at domain, "|/path/vacation user at domain"
>
> Now, the question is, how can we make it work.  Can you set it up, then
> manually edit the .forward file and try the following type of entries:
>
> \user at domain, "|/path/vacation user"
>
> \user, "|/path/vacation user at domain"
>
> and then let us know what happens with the above type of setup?
>
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> The University of Texas at Austin
>
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