>Keep in mind that some mail servers accept all email for delivery at the
>SMTP level, and then bounce later...  I looked into doing this very same
>thing, but all of my customers that weren't running IMail were running
>Exchange, and Exchange would just accept all email, so I didn't enable
>RAV because it would have just bloated my DB.

If your postfix must relay to a next-hop that is a black hole, then except 
them in

relay_recipient_maps =
  to_relay_recipients_dunno.map,
  to_relay_recipients.map,

where the _dunno file has those domains:

@domain.tld ok

btw, on the Imail list, they said there was a setting in Exchange to make 
it reject unknown recipients in the SMTP dialog (rather than accept all and 
bounce unknown recips), so address_verify_transport_map would work for them.

If the address_verify.map.db  gets too large (limit of about 1.1 GB on 
fbsd), then drop hash: db type and use Berkeley db, (as is required for 
postgrey's large .db files). I use berkeley 4.1.

Len



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