Okay, so why would one ever do a sender callout rather than just *always*
doing a header_sender callout?
And am I missing a FAQ somewhere that explains the finer details of
callouts?
Steve
As an example think about this list. The address <[email protected]>
is never ever used to send mail (mail going to you will instead have a
sender address of <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>), so attempting a
call out verify of the address will cause the following:-
MAIL FROM: <>
250 OK
RCPT TO: <[email protected]>
550 "Recipient never sends mail so cannot cause bounces"
If you are trying to do call out verification of this address then
either:-
1. You received a forged message in the first place (so its not my
problem).
2. You are extracting addresses from headers (so thats your
problem).
Nigel.
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