After the thread related to Xmail 1.22 retries on 'bad' email addresses !
(in fact syntax error on domain fqdn in recipent email address) we conducted
a survey to our xmail servers to potential mail delay, mail lost,
configuration problem,
At this time, we discovered another 'strange' think
Yes I agree, if there is a lookup failure it should fail immediately.
Also if the DNS lookup is ok, and Xmail cannot connect to the IP address, it
should fail immediately.
Now I hear you say, no!!!
This is the correct function. This is why the RFCs call for a secondary
email server on a
Rob Arends wrote:
Yes I agree, if there is a lookup failure it should fail immediately.
Also if the DNS lookup is ok, and Xmail cannot connect to the IP address, it
should fail immediately.
Now I hear you say, no!!!
This is the correct function. This is why the RFCs call for a secondary
Hi all,
Can anyone of you provide a glst.conf including the ip address of
yahoo.com.(hk), hotmail.com and gmail.com??? Thanks!!
Gideon
MigDal-Gad CrossNet Webmail Service
We do the BEST for Christ
http://www.mcnet.com.hk
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Yep, I agree, I stand corrected, I had not contemplated ISP wars or my own
link going down.
And the same goes for DNS. If a DNS server responds, then accept if there
is no DNS resolution of the domain, then Perm-fail it, but if the DNS server
does not respond, then tempfail it, because your own
