Re: How to return user specific message if server (General questions)

by wodDamir, Wednesday, September 05, 2012, 15:48 (4245 days ago) @ Aleksey Diachok

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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Complete thread:

How to return user specific message if server deny - Aleksey Diachok, 2012-09-05, 15:15
- Re: How to return user specific message if server - wodDamir, 2012-09-05, 15:48
  - Re: How to return user specific message if server - alekseydiachok, 2012-09-05, 16:47

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