On 2/23/2012 3:52 PM, Stan Hoeppner wrote: > > I was unaware of the fact that you can't REJECT connections containing > multiple recipients. Does this depend on the type of check*access, or > is this global? If global, wouldn't this pretty much make the REJECT > action useless, as spammers could simply always send to $u...@domain.com > and postmas...@domain.com?
REJECT only acting on individual recipients is an artifact of the SMTP protocol. Maybe a band-aid would be a REJECT_IF_PERMIT (aka REJECT_DAMMIT) action based on DEFER_IF_PERMIT. I expect this would take more effort to properly document than it would to code, as is frequently the case. -- Noel Jones
