Hi Aleksey,
You can try using SilentDeny instead. Once you set Action to SilentDeny, make sure that you send your custom message (along with error code) and end of line character. I.e:
[code]
Action = SilentDeny
User.Send( 451 I decided to refuse message from ... & vbCrLf )
[/code]
Can you try something like that?
regards,
Damba
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