Jason Bertoch wrote:

> My perl skills are weak at best.  How would one make $names a substr of
> itself?

$names = substr($names, 0, LENGTH);

> I too have seen cases where Exchange has mangled, chopped, or "interpreted"
> an error message, but I still feel it's my duty to at least try and pass on
> a useful message.

We use something like this:

"Message rejected for policy reasons.  For assistance, please call
+1 613-231-6599 and quote Incident ID 9999999."

(Our anti-spam system assigns integer IDs; you could use Sendmail queue
identifiers or whatever you need to hunt the problem down.)

In some 6 years of doing this, we've been called exactly once.

Regards,

David.
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