> I have orf doing that now but I have to enter the names into orf Using ORF's "everything-but" recipient blacklist is really the long way around, IMO (though I have suggested this feature, knowing people wouldn't want to go further). The best-fit protocol for directory lookups is, of course, LDAP. ORF's Active Directory lookup feature, despite the vendor-specific name, can be run against OpenLDAP or any other extensible directory. If extending the LDAP schema in OpenLDAP doesn't scare you, that gives you a robust address-checking solution that can talk directly to IMail mailbox servers. And, yes, it does use a local cache of the LDAP data, so the mailbox server doesn't need to be up for the MX to accept mail. (You could even use slurpd to replicate data among multiple OpenLDAP servers, including one on the MX itself, but that's a discussion for a later day.)
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