https://bugs.exim.org/show_bug.cgi?id=423
--- Comment #12 from Simon Arlott <bugzilla.exim.simon@???> ---
(In reply to Jeremy Harris from comment #11)
> Using a warn verb will only log an additional warning if you put a logging
> modifier on it, so I don't understand your "not only" point.
No, it logs on any warn verb that defers. There is no message or log_message on
it.
> With your final, eventual, defer verb you get the opportunity to use logging
> modifiers; it sounds like you are not currently doing that.
>
> Having the actual original verify-fail message in a variable is a valid
> request,
> but given that you can log exactly what you want explicitly I don't see a
> high priority. Is there some information that is hard to reconstruct?
Yes, the user message is impossible to reconstruct.
You're giving me two mutually exclusive options:
1. Return the default verify user message in the SMTP response
2. Log anything I want (excluding the user message, but that's not essential)
> See also bug 251 for making verify-defers separately visible.
I'm doing this. As noted, it generates a warning.
What it fails to point out is that the verify message that used to get sent
over SMTP is now no longer sent and you get a default generic message instead.
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