On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, William Craven wrote:
> I have a set of routers that deal with virtual domains and I would like
> the last router in the set that handles virtual domains to bounce a
> customised error message within the standard Exim error message
> template.
>
> If I understand the Exim 4.10 manual correctly, if the bounce is
> generated by a pipe the contents of the pipe output are included.
Correct. However, Another way of doing this is to use a redirect router
with a data option that ends up as :fail:. For example:
bounce_router:
driver = redirect
domains = whatever...
allow_fail
data = :fail: your message here
That is much simpler than having to run a pipe transport.
> virtual_error:
> driver = accept
> domains = +virtual_domains
> require_files = /usr/local/etc/exim/virtual/${domain}/error
> transport = error
> no_more
> If /usr/local/etc/exim/virtual/${domain}/error exists then it works fine
> - however if the file does not exist; Exim proceeds onto the next router
> and ignores the no_more clause.
That is as documented because require_files is a pre-condition. If it is
false, the router does not run; no_more applies to what happens when a
router runs and declines.
> So what I am asking is how do I configure the above router to stop
> regardless of the preconditions. Any thoughts from the list....
You have to stick another router after it; a redirect router with :fail:
will do that job. I think that's where I came in ... :-)
Or, you move the existence test into your script.
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