On 10 Dec 2005 at 16:20, Marco wrote about
"Re: [exim] Custom router problem":
| Fred Viles ha scritto:
|
| >On 10 Dec 2005 at 12:20, Marco wrote about
| > "[exim] Custom router problem":
| >
| >|...
| >| maildir_overquota router forced address failure
| >| ----------- end verify ------------
| >| accept: condition test failed
| >| accept: endpass encountered - denying access
|...
| >I think you want a no_verify in the maildir_overquota router.
| >
| >- Fred
| >
| Hi Fred,
| I have add a no_verify in the maildir_overquota router, but now all
| e-mails are accepted
|...
I started to reply thinking you meant that now you accept invalid
local recipients, which made no sense to me. But I think you mean
you now accept-then-bounce overquota (as opposed to invalid)
recipients, where you wanted SMTP-time rejection.
OK, sorry, no_verify was *not* what you wanted. Second try:
I think you need to add cannot_route_message and possibly no_more
options to maildir_overquota. The writeup for cannot_route_message
says it is only useful on the last router (which this isn't) or when
no_more is in effect, but ISTM that a fail result should also
qualify. Can't hurt to add no_more, though:
maildir_overquota:
driver = redirect
domains = +local_domains
condition = ${if eq {${readsocket{/var/run/exim_sockd.sock}{QUOTACHECK
${lookup ldap {LDAP_Q_HOMEDIRECTORY} {$value} fail} ${lookup ldap
{LDAP_Q_QUOTA} {$value} fail} $message_size}{3s}{\n}{0}}}{0}{0}{1}}
allow_fail
data = :fail:
cannot_route_message = Mailbox quota exceeded
no_more
- Fred
