Hi again,
so while fixing my router problem i found a quite full queue on a different
machine as well.
This time it's a redirect. A customer wants his mails redirected to another
bigger ISP (t-online). The problem is that sometimes their spamfilter
detects spam a little better then ours, so they reject the message. Then
internaly exim bounces the message back to the original sender.
Well, since bounces are just a bad idea anyway, this ends up in a bounce
loop. meh.
How can i tell exim to just silently delete messages that could not be
delivered remotely? T-online does a great job at rejecting messages at smtp
time, so it shouldnt be too much work to not bounce messages if t-online
rejects it for beeing spam.
any hints?
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mit freundlichen Grüßen / best regards
Arvid Ephraim Picciani
