Peter Simmons wrote:
> We have Exim 4.24 setup here as our MTA it works great except for one
> thing.
> We want to have a final router setup that catches anything that was
> missed by the other routers that then uses a transport we have defined
> to take care of that.
>
> We have tried the following router config but it doesn't make a match on
> anything for some reason. We have looked through the documentation (it's
> pretty good so well done) and will keep going through but haven't found
> anything as yet.
>
> ---------------router config snippet ----------------------
>
> non_exist:
> driver = accept
> transport = non_exist_reply
> no_verify
>
> -------------------end snippet-----------------------------
>
> ----------------transport snippet -------------------------
>
> non_exist_reply:
> driver = autoreply
> user = mail
> to = $sender_address
> subject = User does not exist
> text = You sent mail to $local_part. That's not a valid user here.
> \ The subject was: $subject.
>
> ---------------------end snippet---------------------------
>
> The router is placed last out of the routers and the transport is last
> as well.
>
> Any help or insight much appreciated.
>
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This is what I use, the 'fail text' is inline, so you do not need to accept
the message at all, and then send it to a seperate transport...
Why did you set it up that way??
::Start of this router
##########################################################################
# Router for Rejecting undeliverable (failed) messages
##########################################################################
#userRoutingFailed is used to send the 'Reject Message' back to a
# sender when a message has come this far, should never happen,
# but who knows :)
userRoutingFailed:
#Redirect driver is used here so that we can :FAIL: the message.
driver = redirect
#We do not want to use the router for any sender/rcpt verification
verify = no
#The data is :FAIL: so that a 'bounce' message is sent to the
# originator of the message.
data = :fail: \
Undeliverable Message Delivery: \"$local_part@$domain\"
#ALLOW_FAIL so that we can 'Reject' the unwanted message
allow_fail
#The NO_MORE statement insures that we do not look to any other routers
# when a message is successfully found to use this router.
no_more
::End of this router
--EAL--
