2009/7/13 Dave Evans <exim-users-20081202@???>:
> On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 01:11:14AM +0300, Dmitry Baryshev wrote:
>> Hi.
>>
>> I use exim4 in Debian Lenny and jwsmtp library as a SMTP client. When
>> I try to send a email with non-existent "from" email address, exim
>> answers 250 OK <HASH>, but don't actually send this email (I believe
>> that "from" email address is bad). How can I determine
>> programmatically (C or C++) that exim4 didn't actually send this
>> email? With SMTP calls to exim, exim configuration or something?
>> Thanks!
>
> By "250 OK <HASH>" do you mean that's the response you get back from the
> end-of-data "." command? If so, then exim has accepted the message, and
> "<HASH>" as you call it is actually the exim message ID. Go look for that ID
> in the exim logs to find out what happened to the message.
>
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Hi. Does it mean that there is no way to determine email status
without parsing logs? I mean that if I have no logs on my box, I won't
determine the email status at all? Thanks!
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