A Delivery status Notification (DSN) is a message to the sender back sent and the delivery status of a E-Mail is contained. The message can provide a Mailserver, e.g. on request. The sender can request three different status messages: Delay, call and error message.

The specifications of the DSN are regulated in the RFCs 1891 to 1894.

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• How to get notified when an e-mail has been read/delivered
  Delivery Status Notification (DSN) is a function of the MTA. ... sendmail 8.7 has no hook to request a DSN from the commandline, it can be only done in an ...


• How to get notified when an e-mail has been read/delivered
  Delivery Status Notification (DSN) is a function of the MTA. ... sendmail 8.7 has no hook to request a DSN from the commandline, it can be only done in an ...