On Thursday 10 October 2002 04:42, eldebianita wrote: > Salud Debianitas! > > A los que usan exim,saben que linea editar para que el exim mande un > correo al usuario cuando el mensaje no pudo ser enviado?,trate de > especificarlo desde el eximconfig al agregar a "juan" entre los > receptores de incidencias pero cuando ocurren ningun mensaje aparece. > saludos.
Hola Mirate la documentaci�n de exim, en : http://www.exim.org/exim-html-3.30/doc/html/spec.html Especial atenci�n errmsg_text Type: string Default: unset If errmsg_text is set, its contents are included in the default error message immediately after `This message was created automatically by mail delivery software.' It is not used if errmsg_file is set. errmsg_file Type: string Default: unset This option defines a template file containing paragraphs of text to be used for constructing the message which is sent by Exim in the case of a delivery failure. Details of the file's contents are given in chapter 39. See also warnmsg_file. errors_address Type: string Default: "postmaster" The mail address to which Exim will send certain error reports. As the default is specified without a domain, it will be sent to the domain specified by the qualify_recipient option. If this address is specified with a domain, it must be a fully qualified domain. There are actually only a few situations where this address is used: * When freeze_tell_mailmaster is set, and a message that is not a failing, locally generated bounce message is frozen. However, if the errors_address is one of the recipients of the frozen message, nothing is sent, in order to avoid potential loops. * Delivery failed, and there is no other address to which a bounce message can be sent, except for bounce messages that are timing out (they are just discarded). * -Mg was used to cancel delivery, and there is no other address to which to send a message. errors_copy Type: string list, expanded Default: unset Setting this option causes Exim to send bcc copies of delivery failure reports that it generates to other addresses. The value is a colon-separated list of items; each item consists of a pattern and an address list, separated by white space. If the pattern matches the recipient of the delivery error report, the message is copied to the addresses on the list. The items are scanned in order, and once a matching one is found, no further items are examined. For example: errors_copy = [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] :\ [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED],\ [EMAIL PROTECTED] Each pattern can be a single regular expression, indicated by starting it with a circumflex; alternatively, either portion (local part, domain) can start with an asterisk, or the domain can be in any format that is acceptable as an item in a domain list, including a file lookup. A regular expression is matched against the entire (fully qualified) recipient; non-regular expressions must contain both a local part and domain, separated by @. The address list is a string which is expanded, and must end up as a comma-separated list of addresses. It is used to construct a Bcc: header which is added to the error message. The expansion variables $local_part and $domain are set from the original recipient of the error message, and if there was any wildcard matching, the expansion variables $0, $1, etc. are set in the normal way. errors_reply_to Type: string Default: unset Exim's delivery error messages contain the header From: Mail Delivery System <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (where string expansion notation is used to show a variable substitution). Experience shows that a large number of people reply to such messages. If the errors_reply_to option is set, a Reply-To: header is added. The option must specify the complete header body. warnmsg_file Type: string Default: unset This option defines a template file containing paragraphs of text to be used for constructing the warning message which is sent by Exim when a message has been on the queue for a specified amount of time, as specified by delay_warning. Details of the file's contents are given in chapter 39. See also errmsg_file. A ver si esto te es de utilidad :))
