Ok, here is the part that is driving me
crazy...
I have updated the "Null sender maximum tries" to 1, reset the SMTP service, and am still seeing rejections... but when I check the rfc ignorant listings, we are not listed there. Any thoughts?
I have updated the "Null sender maximum tries" to 1, reset the SMTP service, and am still seeing rejections... but when I check the rfc ignorant listings, we are not listed there. Any thoughts?
-Chris
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Sent: 12/19/2005 3:16 PM
To: Chris Anton
Subject: Re[2]: [Declude.JunkMail] Not supporting null originator Problem
> Good point Sandy... I guess what I am saying is that I find it
> strange that this email server is using a failure of ONE test to
> reject mail. I have since corrected the RFC problem on my end.
This is one of very few tests that I have always felt wholly confident
in using for immediate rejection. I consider it a blatant
misconfiguration on the sender's end, since it's a disservice to their
own customers; I wouldn't waste more than one e-mail explaining the
reasons for the rejection, if that (since the envelope 550 message
should be sufficient), and no whitelisting is possible.
--Sandy
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From: Declude.JunkMail@declude.com
Sent: 12/19/2005 3:16 PM
To: Chris Anton
Subject: Re[2]: [Declude.JunkMail] Not supporting null originator Problem
> Good point Sandy... I guess what I am saying is that I find it
> strange that this email server is using a failure of ONE test to
> reject mail. I have since corrected the RFC problem on my end.
This is one of very few tests that I have always felt wholly confident
in using for immediate rejection. I consider it a blatant
misconfiguration on the sender's end, since it's a disservice to their
own customers; I wouldn't waste more than one e-mail explaining the
reasons for the rejection, if that (since the envelope 550 message
should be sufficient), and no whitelisting is possible.
--Sandy
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