Quoth Andrew Johnson on Tue, Jan 22, 2002:
> On 22 Jan 2002 at 12:48, Oskars Jansons wrote:
> > all the rejected emails ... their going back to originator and i have
> > no notification or email copy in my postmasters account ...
> > how can i enable it ?
>
> Placing this after your local users section in Directors will re-address any emails that couldn't be
> delivered locally to a postmaster.
Not only you are posting your reply before the untrimmed original
message and post long lines, you also answer the wrong question.
The answer is to set the following in the main configuration
section:
errors_copy = * postmaster
> {
> The contents of this communication (plus any attachments which may be
> included along with it) are solely intended for the individual(s) and/or
> group(s) listed as a recipient above.
Oy vey. Do your lawyers mean the envelope recipients or the ones
listed in the headers? In the latter case, haven't they heard
about Bcc:, .forward and mailing lists?
> None of the contents should be relayed
> in any form to any third party without the prior consent of the author.
I hope replying is OK. But the
www.exim.org webmaster should
note that the message I'm replying to should NOT be archived, nor
this message, as it includes quoted portions of that message.
> All opinions expressed are my own and not necessarily those of my employer.
> }
Good.
Vadik.
[Oh BTW, the stuff I wrote above is my opinions only, not of my
current employer, which is a University, and I can't be bothered
to ask the staff what they think about Exim and disclaimers.
But if this message is archived on some web server, the
webmaster will not be sued by me for a large sum of money,
however tempting it may sound. But I always accept donations of
large sums of money. If you're willing to donate, please
contact me off the list to the address listed in the From:
header, which is not the same as the envelope sender.]
--
To err is human, to moo bovine.
