On 23 May 2012 12:22, Mark Martinec <[email protected]> wrote: > Simon, > >> What is Bounce Unverifiable? >> >> The only information I could find with Google was this link: >> http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.mail.virus.amavis.user/35346 - but the >> reply wasn't complete. I understood that Amavis thinks this is a >> bounce to a mail from my sever (it isn't) but I don't see why Amavis >> thinks this mail is a bounce. > >> May 22 11:00:43 mail amavisd-new[7966]: (07966-17) bounce >> unverifiable, <[email protected]> -> <[email protected]> > > Some general notes on a bounce killer are in release notes, > search for 'bounce killer'. > > Bounce killer tries to recognize some forms of bounce messages, > but is rather conservative about it. At the end of a bounce test, > if a bounce killer did not recognize a message as a bounce, but > a message is exhibiting some indication that it might have been > some form of an auto-response, then you see this informative > message logged at log level 2. Currently these indications > are: auto-response, From or return-path is a 'postmaster', > or a SpamAssassin rule ANY_BOUNCE_MESSAGE was hit. > > So nothing to worry about. This is mostly an information > for program development that perhaps a bounce killer may > be missing recognition of some unusual form of a bounce.
Thanks Mark I just wondered why this was triggering it - it's the only time I've ever seen this. Simon
