4.x and 5.x logging

When a user sends a mail and it gets bounced by postfix with a 550 type
error (i.e. not a valid address), the original message is bounced back to
the user with error information from postfix. However, if a 450 error
occurs (timeout or whathaveyou) the error message is sent to the source user
but the original e-mail is not attached. Is there a way to change this
behaviour?

Mike

On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 16:23:50 -0400, Mikhael47 wrote:

> When a user sends a mail and it gets bounced by postfix with a 550 type
> error (i.e. not a valid address), the original message is bounced back to
> the user with error information from postfix. However, if a 450 error
> occurs (timeout or whathaveyou) the error message is sent to the source user
> but the original e-mail is not attached. Is there a way to change this
> behaviour?

A 450 messages is telling postfix the recipient server is unavailable
at that time, retry again later. The message is held in the postfix
queue until the message is either sent or times out and returned to
the sender. To change this behavior see the policy daemon.

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Jim:

> A 450 messages is telling postfix the recipient server is unavailable
> at that time, retry again later. The message is held in the postfix
> queue until the message is either sent or times out and returned to
> the sender. To change this behavior see the policy daemon.

Does GLD cause the same 450 message?
Raven