Nigel Metheringham wrote:
>
> But why are you doing this - you are now accepting mail (costing you
> bandwidth, and potentially spam/virus scanning requirements) which you
> throw away, making a black hole in a mail system (always a bad
> thing). Reject the stuff at SMTP time and make it the problem of the
> sending system.
>
I have changed a bit, so this is what the log looks like:
2009-06-25 11:07:05 H=([93.125.48.x]) [93.125.48.x] F=<aanuf@???>
rejected RCPT <aanuf@???>: No such user
Am I rejecting it at SMTP time now?
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