Simon Schubert

Use a correct `To:` address, (e.g. `MAILTO=` in crontab), or configure your smarthost so that it will accept those mails. @chw90 can you explain what problem you're trying to solve?...

sorry about the title spam.

perfect, that's exactly what I was looking for. Will it also work for `&impl Foo`?

For this specific backup program, setting `KillMode` would be enough. However, this doesn't automatically generalize, and you'd have to set `KillMode` for every service that might want to send mails...

I was thinking of using a `dma.socket` and activating the queue runner via systemd.

@emaste can you check and merge this PR?

maybe something like NOREMOTE?  Happy to take a patch. On 14/02/2023 01:25, Daniel Richard G. wrote: > > In my use case, I'd like to receive mail from system daemons...

- I like your proposal. We can also put the operating modes as arguments to a new `DELIVERYMODE` config key, e.g. `DELIVERYMODE LOCALONLY`; I'll leave it to you to decide...

I'm a bit puzzled by: remote address + `REMOTEONLY` will fail without `SMARTHOST`. Feels to violate POLA. Maybe we should call it `SMARTHOSTONLY`?

I see. Still `REMOTEONLY` sounds like it should be able to deliver to remote addresses, which isn't the case - it can only deliver to a smarthost. I think the...