R. Scott Perry wrote:
Is there any reason why Imail will try to deliver to the A record of a
domain if it fails to connect to the MX record? Can you disable it?
The RFC requires that IMail do that. I don't believe it can be disabled.
Are you sure about this?
My reading is that using 'A'
Is there any reason why Imail will try to deliver to the A record of a
domain if it fails to connect to the MX record? Can you disable it?
Here is the situation.
You send an email from your email account [EMAIL PROTECTED] to say [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Imail receives the email and starts processing
Is there any reason why Imail will try to deliver to the A record of a
domain if it fails to connect to the MX record? Can you disable it?
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We've noticed the same thing, and it's quite annoying. If IMail cannot
contact the MX machine, it should never ever deliver to an A record. I
think
Is there any reason why Imail will try to deliver to the A record of a
domain if it fails to connect to the MX record? Can you disable it?
The RFC requires that IMail do that. I don't believe it can be disabled.
For some reason at this time Imail cannot connect to the MX ip for joe.com
so it
