I believe if you change to causing a recipient rejection instead of a
message rejection, the backup mx will then throw away the message after
finding there are no valid recipients.
Rob Lingelbach wrote:
>
> I have the usual antispam measures on exim-1.82. I control one of my
> MX's but one I don't, and the one I don't has been trying to deliver
> the same message for two days now, with hundreds of the following
> filling up the exim_mainlog:
>
> 1998-03-20 15:58:05 0yGBfh-0003yh-00 rejected from mail.crl.com
> [165.113.1.22]: can't currently verify any sender in message headers
> (please try again later): return path is <85047904@???>
>
> I suppose to stop the log entry I can turn off
> headers_sender_verify_errmsg, but the retries are certainly wasting
> resources.. is there a better way to handle this?
>
> thanks.
> --Rob
>
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