Alan Hodgson wrote:
Rejecting the message during receipt causes the sending server to
generate a bounce. If it's at all functional.
On 27.04.18 09:32, L A Walsh wrote:
If a given user wants emails to be dropped at the
border -- that would be fine. *I* would not mind configuring
a filter that dropped some incoming emails, but if it is
going to make the incoming mail server too slow to handle
per-user options, it might not be doable.
once more:
STOP calling rejection a dropping.
Rejecting is NOT dropping.
They are two different things.
If you try to hand me an envelope, and I will refuse to take it, It is NOT
the same as if I took it and dropped to trash.
The envelope stays in your hands and you are responsible for it.
If you drop it later, it's your problem, not mine.
You are blaming us for how internet communication works for years.
Your rant is completely useless.
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