On 4/18/2007 11:34 AM, Tom Collins wrote:
Please be aware that vdelivermail should ONLY be in a domain's
.qmail-default file. Putting it into a .qmail-alias file or a user's
.qmail file can introduce a mail loop (which vdelivermail should detect
and stop looping) and probably won't accomplish
At 17.34 18/04/2007, you wrote:
On Apr 18, 2007, at 2:31 AM, tonix (Antonio Nati) wrote:
I suggest also to introduce a new notation for rejecting users/
aliases with a custom message (i.e.: reject "user has changed
address. Write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]"). This would be a lot more useful than
bare
Hi,
,- - [ Le mercredi 18 avril 2007 vers 17:34 Tom Collins écrivait: ] - -
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> Until that's a part of chkuser, Stephane (and others) can use qmail's
> "bouncesaying" program in their .qmail-alias files.
To allow every spammer on earth use our servers to spam using the bounce ? I
do not like
On Apr 18, 2007, at 2:31 AM, tonix (Antonio Nati) wrote:
I suggest also to introduce a new notation for rejecting users/
aliases with a custom message (i.e.: reject "user has changed
address. Write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]"). This would be a lot more useful than
barely put a generic "bounce" stri
At 10.26 18/04/2007, Stephane Bouvard (ML) wrote:
Hi,
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> I don't see any reason to check for the content
> of alias, looking for a "bouncing" string. Apart
> .qmail-default, I don't see a reason why a
> .qmail-AL
Bonjour,
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> Great idea. I'm no C guy, but shouldn't that second conditinal be
> inside the first?
I'm no C guy nope, i've used the same existing code than for a mailman list,
wich use the same principe.
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Hi,
,- - [ Le mercredi 18 avril 2007 vers 9:33 tonix (Antonio Nati) écrivait: ] - -
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> I don't see any reason to check for the content
> of alias, looking for a "bouncing" string. Apart
> .qmail-default, I don't see a reason why a
> .qmail-ALIAS should contain a bouncing string.
There is for
