Author: Wakko Warner Date: To: Andreas Metzler, exim-users Subject: Re: [Exim] How to distinguish between one and multiple recipients within an ACL statement?
> C: DATA > S: 354 Enter message, ending with "." on a line by itself
> C: Subject: test
> C: .
> server runs the data ACL. The only possible answers are "250 OK" or
> _denying_ acceptance. SMTP does not specify an answer "I have accepted
> the message for the first two addresses but I reject the other ones".
Actually, it would be nice if SMTP did what LMTP does at this state. LMTP
gives a response for each recipient. Other than this, I really saw no
fundemental differences between lmtp and smtp. (I did not look at AUTH or
TLS stuff. I do know it's LHLO instead of EHLO/HELO).
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