I know this is more a Postfix question, but it involves really something that happens with dbmail-lmtpd local delivery. So I'm hoping that someone else has already explored how to fix this issue.
Currently I use Postfix relay_domains and maps to determine if I should accept email for a user. I'm not positive that this is really the "correct" way, but it's working fine. The issue is I have some low score spam being delivered to an existing mailbox. The mailbox is full. So I get this junk, can't send it to the users sieve, spam, etc. folder. So the issue is postfix accepts the message, because the account exists, so now it's queued. Then LMTP delivery happens, and I get a 5xx error about the box being full. Now Postfix tries to bounce the message back to the sender and that fails because they don't exist, etc, etc. I'm looking for a way to 5xx the message before it has a chance to queue the message. The relay_domain_maps doesn't care about the right hand side that is returned, so I can't drop the message there. Anyone have thoughts on how to accomplish this? -- David A. Niblett | email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Network Administrator | Phone: (352) 334-3400 Gainesville Regional Utilities | Web: http://www.gru.net/
