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But because mail rejected witha 5yz code will not be retried, suchrejections may not be
desirable when testing a new setup. Consider the need to create a new rule set that rejects
certain Subject: headers, or the need to develop and install a new Milter. Until such a new
setup is validated as working, you might want to fail mail only temporarily instead of
permanently.
Email is temporarily failed witha 4yz code and delivery will be retried at a later time
(unless the mail is spam).
For testing, you can change all 5yz bounces into 4yz bounces using the SoftBounce option:
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O SoftBounce=bool ?†? configuration file (V8.14 and later)
-OSoftBounce=bool ?†? command line (V8.14 and later)
define(`confSOFT_BOUNCE??,`bool??) ?†? mc configuration (V8.14.1 and later)
The argument bool is of type Boolean. If it is missing, the default value is true (deliver
single-threaded). If the entire SoftBounce option is missing, the default becomes false
(deliver in parallel). The default for the mc configuration technique is false.
Withth e SoftBounce option set to true, all SMTP replies that would normally begin with
a 5 will have that 5 converted into a 4 just before the reply is issued.
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