On Sat, Sep 20, 2008 at 11:45:55PM -0500, Karl O. Pinc wrote:
> Ok. What does it mean when the external
> command run by spawn receives an EOF on STDIN?
The client disconnected, and it should treated as though "QUIT" were sent.
You don't need to respond with "221 Ok", just exit.
> This time the second recipient, not the first
> as in the previously supplied traffic captures, does not get
> the QUIT command. Instead the Postfix smtp command
> closes the connection. You can see this stream in packets 19-36.
When connections time out from the connection cache without re-use
(2 second timer by default), they are closed with no "QUIT".
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