Peter J. Holzer wrote: > Be careful there. Something like: > > rcpt to:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > 550 no such user <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > rcpt to:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > 250 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, recipient ok > > is entirely permissible, and in fact happens quite a lot if someone has > an old address in their address book. So you don't want to disconnect > after the first denied RCPT or your users will complain about the > unintended greylisting.
Bother, you're right. I'll back out that change and take a look at your plugin intead. This is another one of those times when having a full FSM would be useful; DENY during certain phases of the SMTP conversation (like HELO or DATA) means something completely different from DENY during other phases (like TO). John
