Support Infocomplexe wrote:
I came to ask myself what is the effect of the
dspam-spam_destination_recipient_limit = 1 option exactly in all situation.
I received a complaint about lost email and I though this option was
blocking email when multiple recipients are define in an email. Is it
possible that this option could prevent sending to my internal mail
server (dspam as relay) for multiple recipient when it is set to 1. I
tried the value 100 and I had no problem. I saw that postfix sent
message as a single shot in my log when set to 100 but sent one by one
when set to 1. I need to figure out to what value to set this option to
make sure I dont lose emails.
Far too few details: I presume this is Postfix; if it is:
We use *_destination_recipient_limit = 1 for maildrop (we've already
scanned the message with dspam daemon, which hands back to our last
Postfix smtpd listener) and have had no problems with multi-recipient
messages in years (Postfix 2.1 to Postfix 2.3).
You'll find confirmation in MAILDROP_README, where the reason for
including this stanza is stated.
IMHO you should look for other reasons for recipients losing mail (I
wouldn't know where to start without postconf -n and master.cf details,
maybe the Postfix ML could help if you include these, as well as log
details for messages that recipients claim they never received).
--Tonni
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Tony Earnshaw
Email: tonni at hetnet.nl
