> Thanks a ton to Wakko and Sander for all your suggestions and ideas! This
> is now fixed and working just as I wanted it to.
NP.
> The solution:
>
> In your ACL where you have verify = recipient set the message =
> $acl_verify_message. In my rcpt acl block I have the following:
>
> accept domains = +local_domains
> endpass
> message = $acl_verify_message
message = is not necessary here. I don't have message = on the one I use to
verify recipient and it still works as expected. I thought you were wanting
more information than just the return text.
> verify = recipient
>
> Then in any router where you will potentially fail a message you would
> include:
>
> data = :fail:$local_part@$domain has blacklisted all mail coming from
> $sender_address_domain
Works, but:
deny domains = +local_domains
senders = ${lookup{$local_part@$domain}lsearch{/etc/exim/someblacklist.txt}
or easier
senders = /etc/exim/$domain/$local_part.blacklist
But that's just my preference.
> with your desired error message immediately following the :fail:
>
> Lastly, in your very last router you would want to include
> cannot_route_message like the following to define the error message you want
> to return if the message cannot be delivered at all:
>
> cannot_route_message = Unknown local user or domain
Works. I used a redirect router with :fail: for that.
--
Lab tests show that use of micro$oft causes cancer in lab animals
