Here is my telnet session, connecting directly to my mail server. It *still* looks as though it's accepting mail for a non user:
looks? it is
220 todhunter.com (IMail 7.15 7868-2) NT-ESMTP Server X1 helo 250 hello todhunter.com mail from:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 250 ok rcpt to:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 250 ok accepted for peer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
oh dammit, you're running peering??
That forces an effective nobody@ into operation on each peer. ie, each peer MUST accept mail for all recipients, because peering must assume the [EMAIL PROTECTED] unknown locally may be known on another peer.
Yet another reason why Imail peering really sucks.
If you really need peering, then IMGate is a much better solution, since it would reject mail for unknown users for all peers, and deliver mail only to known recipients at specific peers.
Len
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