Alfred Ganz wrote:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The following envelope sender will cause a Python Exception: "St0ckAlertbijfc@"@gmail.com as follows:IOError: failure delivering message to command "('/usr/sbin/sendmail', '-i', '-f', 'ganz+confirm', '--', '"St0ckAlertbijfc@"@gmail.com')" (command "( '/usr/sbin/sendmail', '-i', '-f', 'ganz+confirm', '--', '"St0ckAlertbijfc@"@gmail.com')" exited 67 ())Since this is an attempt for getting a confirmation from a spammer, this particular case isn't very important, and I can well understand that sendmail doesn't like such a sender. However, in a more generic way itwould be nice, if this could be handled without getting an exception.My question is, is there a way to catch such an address before the sendmail call fails, such that it could be reported in a better way than in the debug log, which in my understanding is supposed to report things that are poorly configured.
I don't think TMDA can (or should) attempt to predict if the sendmail command is going to fail.
As such, I would clasify this as expected behaviour.You could try using contrib/smtp-check-sender to filter out bad sender addresses earlier, but be sure you understand how it works first.
-- Stephen Warren, Software Engineer, NVIDIA, Fort Collins, CO [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.wwwdotorg.org/pgp.html
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