Is the following a correct understanding :-
If a user goes over quota, then the messages are deferred and warning
messages are sent to the originators according to the specified time
intervals (see my config below).
Once over the last time, the messages get rejected.
After that new messages attempting to deliver to that user getting the
same error are rejected immediately.
If not is it that my condition is wrong.
warnmsg_file = "/etc/exim/warn"
# delay_warning
# at first timer if originator is local
# otherwise if not (bulk,list or junk) [always "no"] warn only
# if older than 5mins, that is at the second warning timer.
delay_warning = 5m:4h:24h:36h:500h
delay_warning_condition = "\
${if or { {eq {$sender_address_domain}{abdn.ac.uk} } \
{ and { { >{$message_age}{6m} } \
{ !match{$h_precedence:}{(?i)bulk|list|junk} } \
} \
} \
} \
{yes}{no} }"
John Linn
