> > Again, this confuses number of recipients of copies of the message, with > > number of recipients specified in a single SMTP session. > > No it does not. The number of recipient in a single SMTP session is > related to the number of recipients in the email message, and only > those recipients which are in same destination SMTP server are > something that can be used to specify multiple recipients in the SMTP > session.
Dave is right here, and we do need to separate the situations. Multiple message recipients can be handled either by multiple RCPT commands in one SMTP transaction, or by multiple SMTP transactions with one RCPT command each. The number of message recipients is unrelated to the number of RCPT commands for the purpose of this discussion, and the fact that messages often have many recipients does not mean that MSAs and/or MTAs need to use multiple RCPT commands in one SMTP transaction. Barry _______________________________________________ Ietf-dkim mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
