Seth's answer is correct on who to complain to (in the case of a 4xx
error). My response should have read:


  The action that K-9 takes *should* be based on the error code
  that it gets from the server it is talking to. If the error is
  5xx (the verbiage is irrelevant), that's a permanent error and
  K-9 shouldn't try again. If the error code is 4xx, that's a 
  transient error and the standards are that the initiating side 
  should fall-back and try again.

  So, if you can see/capture the error code -- if it's 5xx, then
  report it as a K-9 bug. However, if it's 4xx, then complain to
  *your provider*.




> Date: Wednesday, July 29, 2015 10:58:20 PM -0400
> From: Seth H Holmes <[email protected]>
>
> That's not how email works.
> 
> You send to your isp's SMTP server. It then processes the email
> and seems to the recepient's email server. 
> 
> So if you're having a communication problem as you describe, it's
> between you and your provider.
> 
> On July 29, 2015 10:40:10 PM EDT, [email protected] wrote:
>> Say you have a rather large email to send.  The address is
>> correct, but
>> 
>> halfway through the process the recipient's isp stops receiving
>> due to  message too large.  K-9 gets that the message did not
>> send completely.  So it tries again with the same results.  And 
>> again and again.  K-9 will keep trying forever while blasting 
>> through your data usage in no time. 
>> Seems obvious enough to bring up and error message instead of 
>> looping forever.  
>> Is it me?
>> 
>> r5L7
>> 

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