On Thu, 24 Mar 2005, Alan J. Flavell wrote:
>
> Thinking aloud: one way might be analogous to the HTTP 30x redirection
> response, which, instead of accepting the incoming traffic and then
> sending it onwards, would inform the offering MTA to re-send the mail
> to the new address. However, this then reveals the new address to the
> offering MTA, which would be undesirable in an abuse situation.
SMTP has a 551 response for this purpose, but nothing supports it.
Tony.
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