On 2011-02-26 12:25, Mikhail Lischuk wrote:
On Sat, 26 Feb 2011 10:14:06 +0000, Jeremy Harris wrote:
Don't
accept mails in the first place, if they're going to bounce. Reject them
during the initial smtp session, via checks in ACLs. -- Jeremy
That is
not always possible. I have similar problem:
for example, I have to
accept messages to aliases, which resolve to 3-5 internal mailboxes, and
if one of them is over quota Exim will generate bounce. Should I reject
the message just because of one undeliverable recipient?
You should evaluate each recipient quota at smtp time, and reject
individual recipients. Unfortunately Exim does not make this easy;
what I do is inspect the maildirsize file (plus a DB flag) in the rcpt acl.
But I have to trust the sender's claimed message size, until data-acl time.
Hence the DB flag, which can mark them as already over-quota
(and be seen by secondary-MX systems).
--
Jeremy
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