On Mon, Sep 29, 2003 at 07:53:23AM -0400, Sam Varshavchik wrote: > Courier User writes: > > >If I don't have an "smtpfilter" step (i.e., no "smtpfilter" or > >"smtpfilter-default" or "smtpfilter-ext" file exists), do exit codes > >0 and 99 from "rcptfilter" both identically cause the message to be > >passed on for further processing, such as subsequent courierfilter, > >COURIERHOME/etc/maildroprc, or $HOME/.courier processing, or is the > > Yes. > > >message unconditionally whitelisted without further processing? > > > >Similarly, if there is indeed an "smtpfilter" step that gets invoked > >(due to an "rcptfilter" step returning error code 99), and if that > >"smptfilter" step returns with an exit code of 0, will further > >processing take place, or is the message unconditionally whitelisted > >at that moment? > > Once a message is accepted for delivery, everything that normally takes > place otherwise, does. That includes $HOME/.courier, etc...
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