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I was wondering if it could be implemented (and if it wise to do it) a sort of
conditional transport
Something like:
try {
normal delivery
} catch (SMTP 4xx) {
requeue for 8 hours
} catch (SMTP 5xx || on_queue > 8 hours) {
relay:[isp.smtp.add.ress]
}
This is just an example, not a strict rule.
The main goal is to deliver to ISP SMTP the mail rejected by destination MTA
because it thinks that my MTA is not reliable and the causes of this rejection
cannot be solved.
I acknowledge that this is a grey area and that MTAs could have a legitimate
reason to reject the messages.
Think of a sort of second chance to deliver legitimate messages.
Ciao,
luigi
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