In my user verification plugin, I'm using the standard Qpsmtpd function:
return Qpsmtpd::DSN->no_such_user("No such email address $address");
to generate no-such-user errors. I use other DSN functions for other
errors as well.
The above generates this, for example:
550 No such email address sdfkjlksd...@nortel.com (#5.1.1)
Which puts the extended error code (5.1.1) at the end with the # sign. Eg:
RFC821-error, text, (#extended error code)
My quick glance at the RFCs and examples coming up from google all show
such an error being expressed this way instead:
RFC821-error, extended error code, text
Eg:
550 5.1.1 No such email address sdfkjlksd...@nortel.com
Does someone have a quick reference as to where the "(#...)" & placement
is standardized?
