El 07/11/2011 03:33 p.m., W B Hacker escribió:
> Juan Bernhard wrote:
>> Hi all, does anyone knows how to disable bounce message of any type of
>> error (permament or temporary)?
>> I have a small smtp list server running exim, and ill pretend to send a
>> bounce report on a cron job to few senders, instead the exim generated
>> bounce message.
>>
>> Thanks. Juan
>>
>>
>
> errors_to
>
> http://www.exim.org/exim-html-current/doc/html/spec_html/ch47.html
>
> broadly applied
>
> An entry needs to be in EVERY location that could otherwise generate
> an *unwanted* 'bounce'.
>
> Handy: Send potentially critical ones to the mailadmin, less-critical
> ones to a bespoke file that someone checks 'periodically' for
> problematic patterns that might need remedial action. Or not.
>
> Presumed: One does all possible handling in near-real-time - during
> the live smtp session.
>
> W/R cron'ed jobs: often easier to handle if the sending box (which
> often HAS NO PTR RR or domain.tld) is configured to arrive on a
> bespoke port and meet simpler rules and routing. Port 24, limited by
> IP, and/or with matching PEM certs, local-only IPv6 ... etc.
>
> Bill
I read a lot of retry and bounce, but i never figured out that was a
router option, haha. Thanks you!
