This is the perfect use for the bouncesaying command.
You could replace 'exit 100' with 'bouncesaying "Sorry I'm not going to
send this message"'
This will give a "hard error" and the informative error message that
you have passed as an argument to bouncesaying.
-Martin
On 30 Nov, Jan Stanik wrote:
: Hi,
:
: I have this line in .qmail-default file:
:
: | [ "$HOST" = "domain.sk" ] && exit 100 || exit 0
:
: which returns a "hard error" message to the sender, if host domain
: is "domain.sk". What I need is put to that message exact reason
: of undelivery (e.g. "User uknown"). How can I do that?
:
:
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