Pedro Jaramillo wrote: > Greetings to all members of the xMail-Server family, > > Could anyone help me figure out what the following codes mean? > > AUTH=EFAIL:TYPE=LOGIN
User was attempting to authenticate to send mail, using the LOGIN protocol. Authentication failed (possibly bad credentials). > RCPT=EAVAIL More or less, "Unknown recipient address". > RCPT=ERELAY "Relay not allowed" > RCPT=OK Recipient (RCPT TO) was accepted by the server. > SNDR=EEMPTY Means MAIL FROM:<> but null sender is disabled in server.tab > SNDR=ENODNS The domain portion of the email address given in MAIL FROM: is unresolvable ([EMAIL PROTECTED] - example.com has no MX or A record). > SNDR=ESPAM Address in MAIL FROM: matches an entry in spam-address.tab > SNDRIP=EIPSPAM The connecting IP address matches an entry in spammers.tab > SNDRIP=ERDNS The connecting IP address has no reverse DNS address (1.2.3.4 has no matching domain name). > > 1) Should I assume that all messages with code RCPT=OK were actually > received? No. Check for RECV=OK - that means that xmail received the email and is planning to deliver it (subject to additional filter processing, of course). > 2) and all of rest were rejected? If you have log entries that don't have matching RECV=OK entries, then they were probably rejected. Note that there can be multiple RCPT=OK messages for a single RECV=OK. - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
