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; Mercury/32 template file.
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; Mercury Mail Transport System, Copyright 1993-2001, David Harris.
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;
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; This file is used as the default template by Mercury when constructing
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; "message undeliverable" notifications for messages that are refused because
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; of policy exceptions.
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;
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; You can edit this template using any text editor. Lines beginning with a
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; ';', like this one, are comments and are ignored: all other lines are
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; written into the message. You can place special markers in the body of the
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; template, which Mercury will replace with information about the list: these
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; markers consist of the two special characters ~p followed by a single digit
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; identifying the piece of information you want substituted. The following
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; substitutions are currently possible in this template file:
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;
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; ~p0 The "name" of the policy entry that caused the exception
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; ~p1 This system's hostname
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; ~p2 The "from" field of the message that caused the exception
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; ~r The diagnostic result file generated by the policy's task
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;
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Notification of non-delivery of message
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---------------------------------------------------------------------
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This notification has been automatically generated by the mail server
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at ~p1.
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The attached e-mail message sent by you or using your address has caused
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a mail server policy exception: this means that some aspect of the message
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does not conform with the local acceptable mail usage policies in force at
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this site.
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The following automatically-generated diagnostic text may help you to
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work out what aspect of policy your message has breached.
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------------ Start of result file -------------------
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~r
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------------ End of result file ---------------------
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Your message was not delivered to the intended recipient. If you have
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questions about this delivery failure notification, please contact
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postmaster@~p1.
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