Hi,
If you remember some time ago you helped me to write a system filter
to avoid certain users to send messages outside their home mail server.
These are the router and the transport I use:
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# Transport
send_error_not_allowed:
driver = autoreply;
group = mail,
user = mail,
to = $sender_address,
subject = "*** Correo no enviado ***",
file_expand,
file = /etc/not_allowed_message,
return_message
# Router
not_allowed:
except_senders = lsearch;/etc/addresses,
driver = domainlist,
transport = send_error_not_allowed;
route_list = "*"
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In the file addresses I have one line per user that can send
outside, e.g.
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user1@domain
user2@domain
...
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Everything works well, and the system rejects the messages
correctly. But the problem is when the server receive a mail from
outside and it produces a Mail Delivery Failure that tryes to send to
the sender, then the following error occurs:
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LOG: 0 MAIN
Error while handling error message <id-message>: no recipient
addresses
LOG: 0 MAIN
== <to@domain> T=send_error_not_allowed defer (0): Failed to send
message from send_error_not_allowed transport (1)
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I've tryed to add to the addresses file the lines: mail@domain and
mailer-daemon@domain, but it's useless.
Could you help me? Thanks in advance.
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