2010/3/19 mouss <mo...@ml.netoyen.net>: > Oleksii Krykun a écrit : >> If I use smtpd_reject_unlisted_recipient=yes or >> smtpd_recipient_restrictions=reject_unlisted_recipient options all >> messages to non-existant addresses are rejected. >> But if anybody sends message to multiple addresses in same domain and >> one of them doesn't exist then postfix doesn't deliver such messages >> anywhere. >> >> How to tell postfix to reject mail to non-existant mailboxes only and >> deliver it to valid recipient? >> > > your observation is wrong. postfix implements the SMTP standard. see below. > > if your MUA cacnels a transaction because of an error, it's a MUA issue.
I know. This is Outlook Express issue. > note that this is not a MUA bug. I like it when I mistype an address and > I get an error. this way, I can fix the address and resend my mail as if > there was no error (compare with: 19 people get a message with a wrong > To, they reply to, and get a bounce. and I have to resend to the one I > mistyped... etc). I like this too. But most of users does not like this feature. I place reject_unlisted_recipient after permit_mynetworks and all OE users in our LAN receive bounces and such messages from extra world are rejected.
