Jeff Potter writes:
In a .courier file, when running an external program, if the command
terminates with a particular exit value (ie, 64, 65, 67... 112), a bounce is
generated.
Why is 100 not included in that list? (Ie, why differ from qmail on that
particular exit value?) Is there a way to include it in that list?
It was an ambiguity in Qmail's documentation. This is what I looked at:
... Currently 64, 65, 70, 76, 77, 78, and 112 are con-
sidered hard errors, and all other codes are considered soft
errors, but command should avoid relying on this.
The exit code 100 is mentioned earlier, but not here.
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