On Friday 01 June 2007 01:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Ok, it seemed like that the 550 was the correct response. How do I have > Exim "accept" the message and generate a bounce??
To do that, you have to accept it through the ACLs (I assume that you're only
*ever* going to do that if the sender is authenticated!), then make sure that
routing fails. To do *that*, either add an extra condition to the routers
that would otherwise accept the addresses you want to reject, or add an extra
router that catches the bad addresses, like this:
bad_recipients:
local_parts = foo : bar : /etc/exim/bad_recipients
driver = redirect
data = :fail:Bad recipient
or simply add :fail: records to an existing alias file. The best solution
depends on exactly what you want to achieve, what class of addresses you want
to block; when, how many, and why. Why does Exim accept mail for those
addresses in the first place?
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Magnus Holmgren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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