* Nancy McGough <nm-this-address-is-valid(_at_)no(_dot_)sp(_dot_)am> [010806
12:28]:
I also would like some code to generate a bounce message like
Philip describes above. I've been experimenting with using exit
codes and on a qmail system `exit 100' produces a nice concise
reject message which includes the headers of the rejected message
and not the body. On sendmail systems, exitcode 67 or 77 do two
things I don't like
1] send back the entire rejected message thus wasting bandwidth
2] send back my .forward file contents
Any tips or suggestions for producing a concise legitimate reject
message on a sendmail system are welcome.
A friend & I were working on a bounce recipe today. He wasn't satisfied
w/ what qmail did w/ EXITCODE=100. So we did something along the lines
of this. (I'm trusting my memory here, *shudder*)
# grab headers
:0h
* conditions
HEADERS=|formail -rI "X-Loop: me(_at_)some(_dot_)addr"
# generate our autoreply
:0abw
| (echo "$HEADERS"; \
echo "You've been rejected!"; \
echo ; \
echo "Here's your original message:"; \
cat -) | $SENDMAIL $SENDMAILFLAGS -t
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