>
> Because it shouldn't. That error message occurs while the remote SMTP
> server is connected to IMail. IMail responds that the user doesn't exist,
> and the remote SMTP server is responsible for handling the error
> (sending an
> E-mail back to the sender). The remote SMTP server can then send
> additional
> addresses if it wishes.
>
> The reason it doesn't appear to do anything else is that the
> error is shown
> in the SMTPD portion of the logs, where the mail comes in to the IMail
> server. To see where it is delivered to the other recipients (that were
> addressed correctly), you need to look a bit further down in the SMTP
> section. Look for the last line of the SMTPD section, where it says
> "finished C:\IMail\spool\Q3b6c1d3.smd". Then, do a search for
> "3b6c1d3" (or
> whatever the filename is, minus the first character and extention) to find
> the SMTP section that processes that E-mail.
>
> I just ran a test here, with an invalid address followed by a
> valid address
> (in the same SMTP transaction), and it worked perfectly (rejected the
> invalid address, but did accept the E-mail for the valid address).
> -Scott
>
Thanks. I'll investigate.
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