Hi *,
My google-foo is failing me at this point, so I turn to you all. I
am using a standard Postfix setup and am sending messages via
Thunderbird. I am choosing under the Options menu "Delivery Status
Notification". The results:
DSN's for email sent
Nevermind, I have finally found an article that explains DSN from
behind the scenes. It is quite different than just a standard "250
OK" status message of course. Article was written in 1997
apparently, but still helpful
Russell Jones:
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Nevermind, I have finally found an article that explains DSN from
behind the scenes. It is quite different than just a standard 250
Hi Wietse,
Thanks! That's different from what I read in that article then...
according to that article the remote mail server needs to support DSN as
well for the reports to be generated.
If what you are saying is correct, how can I go about diagnosing why I
am not receiving DSN success
Russell Jones:
Hi Wietse,
Thanks! That's different from what I read in that article then...
according to that article the remote mail server needs to support DSN as
well for the reports to be generated.
Per RFC 3461..3464, Postfix sends DSN relayed (not success) if
the remote server does
Ah that makes sense!
This problematic mail server does announce DSN when you telnet to it,
while Google, Yahoo etc do not announce DSN support.
Thanks for your help. Final question (hopefully), is there a way to
ignore DSN announcements from remote servers and just treat them as if
they
Russell Jones:
Ah that makes sense!
This problematic mail server does announce DSN when you telnet to it,
while Google, Yahoo etc do not announce DSN support.
Thanks for your help. Final question (hopefully), is there a way to
ignore DSN announcements from remote servers and just treat
Thanks! Just got it working as intended =)
Nov 30 18:33:04 bigbertha postfix/smtp[22632]: discarding EHLO keywords: DSN
On 11/30/2011 6:33 PM, Wietse Venema wrote:
Russell Jones:
Ah that makes sense!
This problematic mail server does announce DSN when you telnet to it,
while Google, Yahoo
