Trev wrote:
Rodrigo Severo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm getting a
[552]
error on the 21st recipient and beyond, not a 4xx.
"552 after RCPT TO" is a special case: it is actually a 4yz temporary
error response, even though it starts with a 5! (It was defined this
way to reduce problems caused by a small mistake in RFC 821. For an
explanation of this, search for the word "incorrectly" in RFC 2821.)
So, I think the behavior I described should still happen for you.
After seeing the relevant RFC 2821, I see that the behaviour you
described should happen to me.
To wit (same paragraph as before, with 452 changed to 552):
The server rejects the 21st recipient with a 552 response code. The
client proceeds to the DATA phase, to complete the current transaction for
delivery to recipients 1 through 20, and also queues another transaction
using the same message data, for delivery to recipients 21 through N.
Is this what you are experiencing?
Sadly not. Courier is treating the 552 error as a permanent error AFAICT.
I am not sure Courier is getting the 552 error *imeadiatly after* RCPT
TO. I can't be sure from the mail delivery status message I'm getting.
But I bet it is as I get one different UNDELIVERABLE MAIL message per
recipient after the 20th.
A client (Courier in this case) SHOULD treat a 552 error after a RCPT TO
command as 452. But the text says SHOULD and not MUST. Is this the
reason Courier doesn't treat a 552 error as 452 after RCPT TO? Or does it?
Rodrigo Severo
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