On Tue, Dec 29, 1998 at 04:25:55PM -0500, Sam wrote: > Not when they have a functional MTA available, that doesn't come with any > strings attached, that quietly installs itself, non-relaying out of the > box, and will even do certain things that Qmail cannot do, such as reject > non-resolvable envelope sender addresses, reject delivery attempts to > non-existent local users, and support RBL lookups with a single > configuration switch. There's absolutely no reason for Red Hat to switch > to Qmail, so let's just stop beating a dead horse. qmail doesn't reject delivery attempts to nonexistant local users?? I guess this is true if you have a .qmail-default in ~alias, but otherwise the message will bounce, no? --Adam
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