>What I have seen agrees with what Daniel says,
ok
>we set the domain maxsize to unlimited and then have individual quotas on
>the users. What basically
>happens is that the message gets transferred completely because the size is
>unlimited and then IMail sends the "message too large" message back out
>instead
ah, that's what I was looking at in the sequence the SMTP handshake. Imail
SMTPD doesn't log the full dialog as the Imail SMTP client does, ie, I
can't see any SMTP line where Imail is emitting 250-SIZE messages.
So looking at Imail SMTPD dialogs, I was trying to see how Imail or other
SMTP server would announce a 250-SIZE parameter before knowing the "RCTP
TO: [EMAIL PROTECTED]", since the per-domain and per-user limits would
not be known at the point where SMTPD was emitting 250-SIZE.
>(unfortunately putting the error message straight on the queue rather than
>just sending it, any progress on that bug Daniel??).
a msg? why wouldn't that msg-too-big-for-our-SIZE situation be handled in
realtime in the SMTP protocol with an RFC821 response code?? ie, reject the
msg as too big before it was sent.
Seems stupid to accept a 30-megabyte msg and then go see if that's too big
for the recipient domain or mailbox.
Len
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