* Leonardo Boselli (leo@???) [990414 05:34]:
> any message sent to a non-existent user must be:
> a) forwarded to a specified user;
> _AND_
> b) bounced back to the sender with an explicative text ("You sent
> a message to an user that is not currently active. A copy of
> message is sent to the postmaster so he can try to deliver, but this
> is not warranted" )
Try something like this:
# TRANSPORTS
autoreply_notfound:
driver = autoreply
to = $sender_address
from = mailer-daemon@???
subject = "that user isn't here anymore"
text = "You sent a message ..."
return_message
[rest of your transports here]
# DIRECTORS
[your existing directors here]
local_notfound:
driver = smartuser
transport = autoreply_notfound
unseen
new_director = local_notfound_copy
local_notfound_copy:
driver = smartuser
new_address = postmaster@???
That way any message that isn't picked up by your existing directors will
hit the local_notfound director, which matches everything and queues it for
the autoreply_notfound transport. Because of the 'unseen' and
'new_director' options, it re-directs the message, starting with the
local_notfound_copy director. This director also matches everything, but
changes the recipient address to the postmaster.
I'm not sure if the new_director option is actually required on the
local_notfound director or not. I don't think it will cause problems
though.
--
j.
James FitzGibbon (JF647) james@???
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