MultipleQueueDir using "{todomain}"

[Julian Field]

On 12 Jun 2006, at 04:29, Errol Neal wrote:

> In CustomConfig.pm I have:
>
> Return '/var/spool/mqueue.priority' if $message->{todomain} =
> enhtech.com;

That's bad perl.
What you meant was this:

return '/var/spool/mqueue.priority' if ${$message->{todomain}}[0] eq  
'enhtech.com';

or something similar.

{todomain} is a list, so you want the first (for example) element of  
the list.
'=' is the assignment operator. You want to do a string compare which  
is 'eq'.
The string should of course be surrounded by ' quotes.

>
> MS didn't choke on it, however, I'm finding that that's not all that's
> making into this queue.
> What have I done incorrectly? This server is a gateway so sendmail
> returns mail.enhtech.com for all domains
> This server protects.
>
> TIA,
>
> Errol
>
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