I am trying to set up a mail alias that forwards to a php script and am running into problems.
I do:
Edit Mail Aliases->Add an alias to this domain
I set it to a mailbox called reyrey, and set it to forward to a program that I specified.
This is what my /etc/aliases file added:
reyrey-www1.mydomain.com: |/home/www1/public_html/test.php
Now, if I set up an auto reply using virtualmin, then go edit my /etc/aliases file and remove what virtualmin put in there, it STILL autoreplies, which leads me to believe there are more files being edited than just /etc/aliases.
Anyway, point is, I can manually browse to this page that for now inserts a record into a table and it works, but when I send an email to the address, nothing happens 
(However, if I set up auto replying, I do receive it back, but again, if I remove the auto reply line from /etc/aliases, it still auto replies when set up through virtualmin)
What am I missing here?
Thanks!
EDIT*
Also, I am getting this error occasionally when editing the aliases:
Error - Perl execution failed
Undefined subroutine &postfix::rebuild_map_cmd called at /usr/share/webmin/postfix/aliases-lib.pl line 239.
but it still modifies the aliases file.
My test has the following aliases:
reyrey@www1.mydomain.com.txt
File /home/www1/mytest
Program /home/www1/public_html/test.php
which looks like this:
reyrey-www1.mydomain.com: "|/etc/webmin/virtual-server/autoreply.pl /home/www1/autoreply-reyrey@www1.mydomain.com.txt reyrey",/home/www1/mytest,|/home/www1/public_html/test.php
If I totally remove that line from my aliases file, it STILL autoreplies. Is there a service that needs restarting? Or a different file that I should be looking at?
EDIT 2***
I found this in my mail logs:
temporary failure. Command output: local: fatal: execvp /home/www1/public_html/test.php: Permission denied
Hummm…<br><br>Post edited by: AbitatSupport, at: 2009/01/26 09:53