Hi Fred,
Fred Viles wrote:
| I doubt this is working, without including $acl_verify_message like Mark
| suggested...
The "by default" is significant. It works here without
$acl_verify_message, but if you are supplying an explicit "message ="
option in the ACL stanza that's doing the deny, then indeed you have
to include $acl_verify_message.
Ah! Indeed I didn't read it like that. I now also see, that the "message
=" is not in the default Exim configuration file, but was added in the
Debian configuration, obscuring the default message, confusing me.
Thanks, it now makes (more) sense...
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- Pieter
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