On Thursday 26 April 2007 11:17, Mike Brudenell wrote: > When I send a large test message to myself that cannot be delivered > because I don't have sufficient available quota remaining an error > message is immediately returned to the sender and the incoming > message discarded. The error message says this: > > Your message was automatically rejected by Dovecot Mail Delivery > Agent. > > The following reason was given: > Not enough disk space > > Instead of Exim rejecting the incoming message and generating the > error response because of deliver's failure to, umm, deliver I'd like > the message to be retained in Exim's queue so that it can be retried > periodically. > > How do I achieve this effect with Exim + deliver please?
In Exim, you can set the temp_errors option of the transport. I don't know
what code is returned in this case, but I have temp_errors = 73:75:77:78:89.
If Exim takes care of all the hard errors (like nonexisting user...) you can
almost set temp_errors = *.
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