Hi,
I was trying to bounce mail and I remebered it had something to do with
exit codes. So I looked through quite a bit of qmail documentation and I
saw stuff about non-zero codes, and 99. However, I had to look at
qmail-alias.c to see that it bounces on 100.
Now knowing the exit code I grep'ed the man pages and I saw it's noted in
the qmail-inject man page. I think it should also go under qmail-alias or
dot-qmail because I can't see how qmail-inject is related to deliveries, or
am I wrong? It just took me too long to figure out :) Maybe including it in
one of the delivery man-pages will save someone else my pain :)
Talking of this, here's a little thing which you can use in conf-unusual.h
to bounce large mail. (Of course it'll only work if the user doesn't have a
.qmail file. Of course it'd be much more resource friendly if this would be
built into qmail)
I'm attaching the tiny program and the proposed change to your conf-unusual.h
Andi
I was trying to bounce mail and I remebered it had something to do with
exit codes. So I looked through quite a bit of qmail documentation and I
saw stuff about non-zero codes, and 99. However, I had to look at
qmail-alias.c to see that it bounces on 100.
Now knowing the exit code I grep'ed the man pages and I saw it's noted in
the qmail-inject man page. I think it should also go under qmail-alias or
dot-qmail because I can't see how qmail-inject is related to deliveries, or
am I wrong? It just took me too long to figure out :) Maybe including it in
one of the delivery man-pages will save someone else my pain :)
Talking of this, here's a little thing which you can use in conf-unusual.h
to bounce large mail. (Of course it'll only work if the user doesn't have a
.qmail file. Of course it'd be much more resource friendly if this would be
built into qmail)
I'm attaching the tiny program and the proposed change to your conf-unusual.h
Andi
Attached Files:
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checksize.c (0.44 KB)
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conf-unusual (43 B)