I have also to add two notes. one is the bad new:
Even if the delivery success would be given it is not RFC safe:
If you cross a mailer that does not support it you are equally in the
ditch .
The good new: You could set a process that read the log file, and
as soon it detect an incoming connection from an "enabled"
address it memorize it, then it just e-mail back the result to the
sender. Fron this point onward it is the sender's duty to search
elsewhere ....
IT IS IMPORTANT that you have a list of to-be-notified addresses,
so you do not send delivery notifications to people from outside not
requesting it !
On 3 Jan 2002, at 18:24, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
> +++ Riccardo Baldanzi [exim-users] <04/01/02 11:20 +0100>:
> > Our users told me that they don't receive delivery notification.
> > After investigating a little i've seen that exim, during SMTP dialogue,
> > does'n accept NOTIFY=SUCCESS,DELAY after RCPT TO: command.
> > How can i solve this problem? This is very important for me because all
> > my users (300 circa) use this function.
> Exim does not support or implement DSN. Neither do postfix and qmail, for
> that matter.
> You want DSN, stick with sendmail I guess :)
Leonardo Boselli
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Dipartimento Ingegneria Civile
Universita` di Firenze
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