We don't check to see if the error we are substituting '250 OK' for is
actually a 5xx error. This causes an issue with the '451 Connection timeout,
try later' message on connection timeout. I don't think we really want to
send 250 OK instead of the 451 message.
Solution below:
sub error {
my($fh,$l)[EMAIL PROTECTED];
d(29);
my $this=$Con{$fh};
if( $l=~/^\.[\r\n]*$/ || defined($this->{bdata}) && $this->{bdata}<=0) {
$this->{error} = "250 OK" if $this->{error} =~ /^5[0-9][0-9]/
&& ( $send250OK || ( $this->{ispip} && $send250OKISP ) );
mlog( $fh, "[SMTP Error] $this->{error}", 1, 1 ) if $replyLogging &&
$this->{error}!~/250 OK/;
print $fh $this->{error}."\r\n";
done2($fh);
}
}
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