> JAMES checks against the JDBCVirtualUserTable
> and sees that there is no user, and rather than
> dropping or bouncing with a 'No such user' message,
> it looks in DNS, sees the MX for our domain, and
> passes it back to our Sendmail server.
> Ideally, JAMES would recognize itself as canonical
> for our domain, see that the user is bogus, and
> either /dev/null it, or bounce it.
Sounds as if you've changed the processing for addresses that are in a local
domain and not delivered. You should have had something like:
<mailet match="HostIsLocal" class="ToProcessor">
<processor> local-address-error </processor>
<notice>550 - Requested action not taken: no such user here</notice>
</mailet>
after your LocalDelivery mailet, which would have prevented those from going
back out.
--- Noel
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