Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
>> Does ASSP check for packets received during the delay period (before
>> the 220
>> command is sent)? If so, does it do anything to block the offender
>> when it
>> tries again?
>
> I answered that already twice.
I saw this response from you in an earlier message:
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>Is it possible to disconnect immediatly when someone send data when
>the
>delay is in progress ?
No. Not in our scope.
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That's not what I was asking. I was asking if the offending address went
into the blacklist, graylist, or other blocking mechanism.
Dave
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