Re: [vchkpw] To bounce or not to bounce...
Hi, On Tuesday 05 November 2002 10:18, Solfrid Kjær wrote: > Look at that, the little diff actually made it! ;) > I've tried that solution before, but then it didn't even recieve mail at > all after..hehe Heh :) btw, Please note that all the old mail, that vdelivermail failed to catch earlier, is queued now. (qmail-qread should confirm that). They will bounce one by one as the delivering is retried. (Depending on how long they have been queued, at various times as an effect of qmails quadratic backof) > Thanks! :) Allways a pleasure :) /Anders
Re: [vchkpw] To bounce or not to bounce...
Look at that, the little diff actually made it! ;) I've tried that solution before, but then it didn't even recieve mail at all after..hehe Thanks! :) .Raven > > I got a program running first when mail arrives, and returns 100 if m= ail > > should not be delivered and prossessing the .qmail-file stoppes. > > This if fair enought, but I want the mail to bounce back to sender if= it > > was not delivered. >=20 > Is this running from .qmail-default or another .qmail-*? If it's anothe= r > file this can be an explanation. >=20 It's running from the file /home/vpopmail/domain/user/.qmail=20 (In the domain/.qmail-default it's okey, but it has to be user-spesific..= ) > > Is there any way to say in the domain/user/.qmail-file that "If > > something, then bouche, else deliver the mail to the Maildir"? >=20 > Yep, return 100 (and some bounce text) for bounce - 0 for delivery. >=20 And how exactly would I put the bounce-text? > Are you using vpopmail < 5.3.10? There's a small bug in vdelivermail, I= t > fails to catch return code 100, instead treating it as 111 (temp error)= I > made a patch against 5.3.9, don't know how well it applies to other > versions, but it's a oneliner, should be easy to fix by hand :) > http://fmail.dk/stuff/vdeliver-command-return-100.diff >=20 Actually I've just upgraded to 5.2.1 to make the user-qmail-thing work. As I understood this is the latest stable version, and as a mailserver it= has to be stable. Hope this helps... /Anders Yes, thank you! :)
Re: [vchkpw] To bounce or not to bounce...
Hi, On Tuesday 05 November 2002 09:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > It's running from the file /home/vpopmail/domain/user/.qmail > (In the domain/.qmail-default it's okey, but it has to be > user-spesific..) If it's okay in the default-file, then it's the problem with vdelivermail i was referring to. See vdelivermail.c line 713. > > Yep, return 100 (and some bounce text) for bounce - 0 for delivery. > And how exactly would I put the bounce-text? Print to file descriptor 0. > > Are you using vpopmail < 5.3.10? There's a small bug in vdelivermail, > > It fails to catch return code 100, instead treating it as 111 (temp > > error) I made a patch against 5.3.9, don't know how well it applies to > > other versions, but it's a oneliner, should be easy to fix by hand :) > > http://fmail.dk/stuff/vdeliver-command-return-100.diff > Actually I've just upgraded to 5.2.1 to make the user-qmail-thing work. > As I understood this is the latest stable version, and as a mailserver > it has to be stable. I made a patch for 5.2.1 just for you :) http://fmail.dk/stuff/vpopmail-5.2.1-vdeliver-command-100.diff Does this help? /Anders
Re: [vchkpw] To bounce or not to bounce...
> > I got a program running first when mail arrives, and returns 100 if mail > > should not be delivered and prossessing the .qmail-file stoppes. > > This if fair enought, but I want the mail to bounce back to sender if it > > was not delivered. > > Is this running from .qmail-default or another .qmail-*? If it's another > file this can be an explanation. > It's running from the file /home/vpopmail/domain/user/.qmail (In the domain/.qmail-default it's okey, but it has to be user-spesific..) > > Is there any way to say in the domain/user/.qmail-file that "If > > something, then bouche, else deliver the mail to the Maildir"? > > Yep, return 100 (and some bounce text) for bounce - 0 for delivery. > And how exactly would I put the bounce-text? > Are you using vpopmail < 5.3.10? There's a small bug in vdelivermail, It > fails to catch return code 100, instead treating it as 111 (temp error) I > made a patch against 5.3.9, don't know how well it applies to other > versions, but it's a oneliner, should be easy to fix by hand :) > http://fmail.dk/stuff/vdeliver-command-return-100.diff > Actually I've just upgraded to 5.2.1 to make the user-qmail-thing work. As I understood this is the latest stable version, and as a mailserver it has to be stable. Hope this helps... /Anders Yes, thank you! :)
Re: [vchkpw] To bounce or not to bounce...
Hi, On Tuesday 05 November 2002 09:22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Is there any way to say in the domain/user/.qmail-file that "If > something, then bouche, else deliver the mail to the Maildir"? Yep, return 100 (and some bounce text) for bounce - 0 for delivery. > I got a program running first when mail arrives, and returns 100 if mail > should not be delivered and prossessing the .qmail-file stoppes. > This if fair enought, but I want the mail to bounce back to sender if it > was not delivered. Is this running from .qmail-default or another .qmail-*? If it's another file this can be an explanation. Are you using vpopmail < 5.3.10? There's a small bug in vdelivermail, It fails to catch return code 100, instead treating it as 111 (temp error) I made a patch against 5.3.9, don't know how well it applies to other versions, but it's a oneliner, should be easy to fix by hand :) http://fmail.dk/stuff/vdeliver-command-return-100.diff Hope this helps... /Anders
[vchkpw] To bounce or not to bounce...
Hi! Is there any way to say in the domain/user/.qmail-file that "If something, then bouche, else deliver the mail to the Maildir"? I got a program running first when mail arrives, and returns 100 if mail should not be delivered and prossessing the .qmail-file stoppes. This if fair enought, but I want the mail to bounce back to sender if it was not delivered. .Raven
