On Fri, Apr 27, 2001 at 01:08:41AM -0400, Jay Swackhamer wrote:
> > 988341350.667080 tcpserver: pid 10036 from 138.220.29.7
> > 988341350.668046 tcpserver: ok 10036 matrixit.net:216.58.86.3:25
> > :138.220.29.7::2037
> > 988341350.672839 10036 > 220 matrixit.net ESMTP ready^M
> > 988341350.739657 10036 < EHLO worldbank.org^M
> > 988341350.739847 10036 > 250-matrixit.net^M
> > 988341350.739958 10036 > 250-SIZE 10485760^M
> > 988341350.740083 10036 > 250-PIPELINING^M
> > 988341350.740182 10036 > 250 8BITMIME^M
> > 988341350.808618 10036 < QUIT^M
> > 988341350.808958 tcpserver: end 10036 status 0
Perhaps it has a message larger than 10485760 bytes for you. Note that
stock qmail-smtpd doesn't use EHLO SIZE, so either try a stock
qmail-smtpd or find some other way to cause qmail-smtpd to not spit
out EHLO SIZE.
> The remote mail server at 138.220.29.7 just connects, then QUIT's
> immediately, NOT delivering the mail it has for me (and yes, it does have
> some). So it's not like qmail is refusing the mail, the remote just decides
> to QUIT before sending it. It has been doing this every 5 minutes over the
> past few days. Everything else is honky-dory. I'm totally at a loss for why
> this is happening. Any possible explanations?
>
> From the occasional messages I have received, it appears to be running Lotus
> Domino Release 5.0.5 and Mailsweeper SMTPRS 4.2.1
I speculate that Lotus Domino is probably head-of-line blocking on
this one oversize message, preventing smaller messages from getting
through.
