On Fri, 25 Jul 2003, Christian G. Warden wrote:
> Thanks, but I think the check needs to be in the transport because the
> routers check the conditions before expanding the data.
Does the message_size_limit for transports help?
> deliver_to_user:
> driver = pipe
> command = deliver -u ${substr_-1:${substr_1:$address_file}}
> # enforce quota. expansion is forced to fail if quota is exceeded
> # so that delivery is deferred rather than failed.
> message_size_limit = ${lookup mysql{SELECT ...}{0}fail}
Ah, I see you have found it already.
Er, so what was the question again? .... ah yes, you wanted to do quota
warning stuff. I'm afraid I can't see an easy way of handling that.
There may be fudges. For example, you could vary the command that is
obeyed, depending on the value of $message_size. If the message is too
big, pipe it to a script that generates the warning message.
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