On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> With a release coming up, I'm now open to suggestions for additions to the
> Courier FAQ. Anything goes, if you think that it would be helpful.
>
> There's only one condition: your suggestion should be in a useable Q & A
> format, rather than “Hey, I'm tired of all the questions about X & Y”.
I hope what I'm going to ask doesn't fall into that category, but
I think the answer to the following question would forestall a range of
questions. I've tried to find the answer myself, but I couldn't put it
together from looking at the documentation.
Could someone post the order of processing of a courier-mta
e-mail? I'm thinking something like:
-----
a. Receive connection
b. During connection phase, reject if the following fail:
i courierfilter (see courierfilter manpage)
ii bofhchecks (see courier manpage)
iii esmtpacceptmailfor as recipient, (see courier manpage)
or smtpaccess as sender (see makesmtpaccess manpage)
c. Accept mail
d. If local, deliver to MDA (default maildrop) for delivery
e. If non-local, deliver to other host
-----
However, I'm sure I've left some things out, and quite probably
gotten some things in the wrong order, since I have no clue on the
subject :).
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