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<H2><A NAME="SEC28" HREF="filter_toc.html#TOC28">Ignoring delivery errors</A></H2>
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As was explained above, filtering just sets up addresses for delivery -- no
deliveries are actually done while a filter file is active. If any of the
generated addresses subsequently suffers a delivery failure, an error message
is generated in the normal way. However, if the filter command which sets up a
delivery is preceded by the word <TT>`noerror'</TT>, then errors for that delivery,
<EM>and any deliveries consequent on it</EM> (that is, from alias, forwarding, or
filter files it invokes) are ignored.
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