Re: [exim] Alterating / Intercepting bounce messages

Giuliano Gavazzi wrote:

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>> the return path so the bounce comes back to my server - I do
>> something with it - and then I restor the original return address and
>> send it on.
>>
>> This allows me to inspect what fails to deliver for statistical
>> reasons looking for new spam fighting tricks.
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> I think you were clear, if I understand correctly, either way a bounce
> is generated. Cannot you perform a recipient callout?
>
I try a recipient callout and some of the systems I filter for supports
that but most don't. So - I'm thinking if it is easy enough I'd like to
grab the bounce and look at it.