Currently i use exim on some local server to manage mail traffic: i put
mailbox on the user's home.
But after some years, i got many users that no more are working with my
organization: account are disabled, but email still arrive.
With a little but effective hack, i've done on the final transport:
require_files = ${local_part}:${home}
and effectively, if i remove the user's home, email to that user get
bounced.
But i've also thinked about this: if for some reason /home get not mounted?
All email will start bounce, instead of get in queue for later delivery.
There's a ''smart'' way to do this check? Thanks.
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