On 01/17/03 at 14:27, Chris Wagner opined:
> Christopher,
>
> Turned both SMTP and Router logging to Low Level.
>
> Is that sufficient?
Probably. Once you capture enough relevant data to diagnose the problem,
you'll probably want to return them to their normal settings so that your
log files don't get too huge.
> Also tested that address in the router and got a "LOCAL(error)" response,
> which I presume to mean it's routing to error correctly?
Yes, that's the result you want.
> That said, if it is routing correctly, what else could be going on?
Again, make sure you've got 'Verify Return-Path' enabled in the SMTP
service settings. If it is, mail with offending address as its return-path
should be getting bounced.
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