Jeremy Harris wrote:
On 2011-03-04 23:56, luda posch wrote:
It seems my question was misunderstood again, let me explain in as much
detail as I can.
like gmail aol yahoo etc.. Now if my relay server receives an incoming
email for "[email protected]"
Reject this mail. Do not accept it. Do not let it become your problem.
Decide to reject it by asking gmail if it is a valid mail, and
discovering that
it is not. This is called a "recipient verify callout".
That's too funny. You're suggesting to the original poster, who appears
to be a spammer to use abusive means to deal with bounces.
I'd almost be laughing if it wasn't so sad.
"recipient verify callout" is a bad thing and it's a shame it was ever
implemented in exim way back. In fact it caused quite some dislike for
exim. It needs to be burried and forgotten.
Regards,
Jeroen
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