My cronjobs downloaded the mail (fetchmail) then passed it (to me)
locally via exim4 (SMTP) ... it fails, and we retry later.
With fetchmail feeding messages in, I don't see the point in a local
exim rejecting anything. By the time you can reject it for any
body-related issue, exim has the whole message. You might as well
deliver it to the spam folder or to /dev/null*.
* I'm not sure that delivering literally to /dev/null actually works.
So, I'm guessing here, right now the message FAILS to be delivered (by
virtue of going to rejectlog) causing retries. What I should make it do
is, SUCCEED in delivering to SPAM-BOX/BADMAIL-BOX
any hints on how/where to do that? (a rule-name and an example rule
would be a good start)
--
Graeme
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