Seth Lane writes:
I have RBL configured in esmtpd file via BLACKLIST but I don't want to run this check if email is to an "unknown user" as it is unnecessary. But it seems like this is not the case. Any thoughts on how to reorder this "checking"?
Things do not work that way. The RBL lookups are done when a connection is received. The error does not get reported until a RCPT TO:, but the RBL lookup already happened a long time ago.
The server already knows that the sender is blacklisted, and every RCPT TO: is rejected with an error. Courier won't even check if the recipient is local, remote, or what not.
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