On Thu, 29 Jun 2006, Tony Finch wrote:
> The problem is that the ESC has to come from the routers.
So the routers would have to set a variable like $address_data which the
ACL could use. You might even be able to fudge it up using
$address_data, but that might be difficult/messy/impossible. A separate
variable is probably the answer. Suppose we have $smtp_error_code, set
to an empty string by default, with a way that a router could set it.
Then if my previous message is adopted, something like
message = $smtp_error_code Your reject message here
would do the trick, wouldn't it?
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