Ipswitch is now telling me that the behavior I've seen (delivery failure
messages for unknown user/host being placed in the queue rather than
delivered immediately) is not how it is designed to work. So far, no
clear reason why it has happend on both of our test systems.
Has anyone else seen this behavior in 6.03?
Thanks,
Brian
RE:
>
>
> >It seems that iMail (6.03 under NT 4.0 SP6 or 2000) places delivery
> >failure messages into the queue and thus they are only sent back to
> >the user when the queue runs, which means user might wait 20-30
> >minutes (or however long the queue timer is set to) to receive notice
> >when they mistype a user or host name.
>
> >Most systems don't do this. Does anyone else find this to be a design
> >problem?
>
> yes, undeliverable messages per RFC 821 should be announced immediately to
> sender rather than "retry time" later.
>
> Len
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