Hey folks.
So, more questions. Always, eh.
I've got a script that uses the qmail-queue patch that scans and
logs/drops/saves/rejects mail based on content..
What I'm wondering is if there is a way I can change the "message" that
is sent when various exit codes are recieved?
For example,
if I exit(31) I get:
(reason: 554 mail server permanently rejected message (#5.3.0)
If I exit anything else between 11 and 40 except 11 and 31, I get:
(reason: 554 qq permanent problem (#5.3.0)
man qmail-queue pretty much mentions this as well. Also, looking at
qmail.c I see the full list of what does what. (its right at the bottom,
easy to find.)
Now, I could obviously twist on this to get it to produce a desired
message...(even I with my nonexistant programming skills could probably
handle it...it doesnt look like it would take much more then a line or
so..)
BUT, I'd rather not add more patches then I have to, so I fall on the
accumulated wisdom here.
Is there a way, short of a code patch, that I can change the
"message" that is sent back when a certian exit code is returned?
I'm not seeing anything in the scattered docs...
I know that bouncesaying pretty much does this...but I dont think it would
be good to use bouncesaying in the between-smtpd and -queue stages...would
it? I'm finding no reference to how it pulls this off in the docs, and
the code..well...its the sort that makese no sense to me. :)
I googled on this for a bit and came up with nada...but I dont claim to be
very good at searches...ah well.
Any suggestions or pointers?
thanks....david
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David Raistrick (deep in the south georgia woods)
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