On Jan 28, 2007, at 7:24 PM, Bill Whillers wrote:
Hello,
Although not exclusively a MP dependant issue, maybe this is the
best list to
ask since I'm concerned about performance, using perl and clean code.
this has nothing to do with mp , because a bounced message is one
thats accepted by the server , then rejected for delivery.
your webserver should only have to deal with message delivery
failures and refused acceptance.
if you want to keep it in perl, I'd search the CPAN archives looking
for current mail message parsers. asking on perlmonks.org or one of
the perl listserves could help.
but...
a lot of SMTP servers will have logging functions , an API, or some
sort of hook for you to accomplish this with. example: if you're
using exim you could toss in a perl scan function or write a
transport/delivery option to handle the analysis and logging right
there.
// Jonathan Vanasco
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