Morvan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > We mantain a centralized confirmed list for the whole @domainx. > If an EXTERNAL people send the FIRST message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], > [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] (multiple receivers), it need to confirm 3 > times, for each receiver. > > The problem exist only when the sender send the message to multiple > receivers at the first time. The second message for everyone in @domainx > match the list "confirmed ok". > > Its possible to drives tmda to generate only one pending confirmation when > the message have multiple receivers or multiple receivers at the same domain?
TMDA sees each of those messages separately. It doesn't look at the To header field at all. It only looks at the single RECIPIENT. So it has no way of knowing whether the message was sent to more than one user. Also, it stores a separate copy of the message for each recipient in that recipient's pending/ directory. If it only sent one confirmation, the copies in the other recipients' pending/ directories would not get released. Even if all of your users are sharing the same pending/ directory, there are still three copies of the message stored and only one will be released when a single confirmation comes in. We have some thoughts about how to change this for future versions, but right now it isn't possible to do what you ask. Tim _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
