Alan,
Thank you,
Being relatively new to Perl and completely new to MimeDefang, any example
helps me understand both. All of my threads, so far, seem to turn in to very
long lengths, but the various opinions and ideas make me consider the many
ways, right or wrong, to do the same thing.
I am most thankful to all.
Steve
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From: "Alan Premselaar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2006 9:47 AM
Subject: Re: [Mimedefang] What is the order of things that occur
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Steve,
Steve Campbell wrote:
Jan-Pieter,
Thanks and wow!
however you can easily code your
filter_recipient() subroutine to accept and queue the mail if the
primary server doesn't respond. there are obvious downsides to doing
this (like having to accept mail for unknown users and then probably
generating DSNs for them) but it can be done.
I have something like this in my backup MX's filter:
my ($answer,$msg) = md_check_against_smtp_server($from,$to,
"backup_mx_hostname", $check_mail_server);
$answer = 'CONTINUE' if ($answer eq 'TEMPFAIL');
return($answer,$msg) if ($answer ne 'CONTINUE');
after this I do greylisting routines, you could just as easily just
return ($answer,$msg) there w/o the conditional and that would queue up
the mail.
...lots of snippage...
anyways, hope this helps.
Alan
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