On Fri, 2009-06-12 at 12:41 -0500, Noel Jones wrote:
> A QUEUEID is created when the number of accepted recipients
> for a message is greater than zero.
>
> In the case of a multi-recipient message where some recipients
> are accepted and some rejected, recipients before the first
> accepted recipient will have NOQUEUEID, after that a QUEUEID
> will be listed.
>
> A message may be rejected by smtpd_{data,
> end-of-data}_restrictions, in which case a QUEUEID will have
> already been created.
Ok, to be sure, if I have understood all this correctly:
whenever the smtpd server sees a "RCPT TO" in the SMTP
protocol, all the smtpd_recipient_restrictions will be
applied. After the first "valid" recipient a QUEUEID is
created (which will be used in the logs for this and all
subsequent valid and invalid "RCPT TO" recipients).
Because a "DATA" command is only allowed when there has
been at least one valid recipient, all log messages
regarding invalid DATA / END-OF-DATA restrictions will
contain a QUEUEID (!="NOQUEUE").
Ok?
Thanks and regards
-stefan-
