Maciej Sołtysiak wrote:

> Bill, Isn't that against the "be liberal in what you accept; be
> conservative in what you send"
> thing ? It's all about interoperability, not eye-poking in broken MTAs'
> users.
> Good software/setup should be resilient against any input.

I feel that the days of "be liberal in what you accept" for SMTP are
long over.  Yahoo! uses greylisting now.  How liberal is that?  Mail
abuse is just too prevalent.  Being RFC compliant is not too much to ask
IMO.  I never run into this problem myself anyway, and I maintain many
systems, big and small.  Besides, by not including the patch by default,
I'm not preventing anyone from using it.

Regards,

Bill

Reply via email to