Hi. I have a lot of e-mail addresses (non-local for Exim) that are generated for "short-term objectives".
So after a lapse of time they become "invalid" - and sender *should* receive 5xx error when he tries to send e-mail to such addresses (something like "550 - this address is invalid now, please send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for further information."). But I want this e-mail *to be delivered* to some other address for further analysis - e.g., to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". The main idea is that this e-mail *may be still useful* for us but sender *should never use* this address hereafter. Here is how I do it now: 1) tag such e-mail with acl variable at DATA acl; 2) set 1st router to add a recipient "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" to tagged e-mail; 3) set 2nd router to fail on tagged e-mail when recipient addresses are differed from "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". But this configuration causes a damned backscatter problem (SMTP session is completed successfully and later Exim sends NDR to sender) :-((( So is it possible to reject such message *exactly* during SMTP session but really deliver it? Or is there any other solution? Thanks in advance, Vitas. -- ## List details at http://lists.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://wiki.exim.org/
