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deliver messages for any addresses given on the command line. If your
qmail installation used non-default values for conf-qmail, conf-break,
or the alias user, you can specify them in the $QMAIL, $QMAILBREAK, and
$QMAILALIAS environment variables. For example:
# env QMAILBREAK=+ qtraceaddr address@example.org
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$NetBSD: patch-qtraceaddr,v 1.1 2022/02/05 13:50:22 schmonz Exp $
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Set pkgsrc-configured paths and users.
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--- qtraceaddr.orig 2022-02-05 13:46:06.000000000 +0000
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+++ qtraceaddr
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@@ -11,9 +11,9 @@ use POSIX;
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sub nvl($$) { return (defined($_[0])? $_[0]: $_[1]); }
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-my $qmaildir=$ENV{'QMAIL'}=nvl($ENV{'QMAIL'}, '/var/qmail');
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+my $qmaildir=$ENV{'QMAIL'}=nvl($ENV{'QMAIL'}, '@QMAILDIR@');
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my $auto_break=nvl($ENV{'QMAILBREAK'}, '-');
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-my $auto_usera=nvl($ENV{'QMAILALIAS'}, 'alias');
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+my $auto_usera=nvl($ENV{'QMAILALIAS'}, '@QMAIL_ALIAS_USER@');
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sub error_temp($ ) {
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foreach my $err (qw(EINTR ENOMEM ETXTBSY EIO ETIMEOUT EWOULDBLOCK EAGAIN
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