Hi,
> 200.x.x.x:deny,RPLINE="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
while this is possible, it serves no purpose, because of the "deny" tcpserver
will not accept the TCP-connection, and thus nobody will ever see the RPLINE
variable.
If your question is: "Does tcpserver have the ability to reject connections
based on the recepient address", the answer is "No", because tcpserver does
handle only the TCP connection and doesn't care about the transmitted
data. That's the job of qmail-smtpd.
> Or if i have make a patch for qmail environment variables like badrcptto,
> badmailftom, etc...
badmailfrom is part of qmail 1.03 itself. For badrcptto funtionality you
need an additional patch.
claudio
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