IÂm a james newbye , so maybe iÂm wrong.
When a matcher "match" the mail, the associated mailet is call. But the processor
chain still goes on. So, mail will fail because its a local mail and there isnÂt this
"user". If you are implementing your own mailet, you can set the state of the Mail to
GHOST. This "breaks" the processor chain and no more processing will be done. :-\
Salu2
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De: Erik Beijnoff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: mià 22/09/2004 12:45
Para: 'James Users List'
CC:
Asunto: RE: Mail ends up in address-error even when own matcher is used
>I think you can do that.
>I would recommend to have a "catch all" mailet/matcher at the end of your
root-processor, so you can assign a default >action to mails that were not
matched.
>For example something like
><mailet match="All" class="ToProcessor">
<notice>550 - Did not know what to do with the message</notice>
</mailet>
>Good luck
Thank you. Then I'll just keep it that way if nobody else has another
opinion.
Regards Erik Beijnoff
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