On Sun, 24 Nov 1996, Neal Becker wrote:
> I have been using receiver_verify together with the gone_away config I
> previously sent in (repeated below). Does this make any sense? If
> receiver_verify is on, won't it simply fail at RCPT_TO time and the
> rest of the gone_away stuff will never be triggered, except for
> messages that originate locally?
Indeed, that is what will happen. You will have to remove the
"fail_verify" option on the director. Then it won't fail at RCPT TO
time. The problem with this is that if you are also using sender_verify,
it won't fail senders that are gone away. Rats. Does this mean we need
separate "fail_verify_sender" and "fail_verify_receiver" options? I
hadn't thought of this before, because we don't run with receiver_verify
here.
> gone_away:
> fail_verify,
> driver = aliasfile,
> transport = gone_away_transport;
> errors_to = postmaster,
> file = /usr/local/lib/exim/gone-away.list,
> search_type = lsearch
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