On Thursday 05 December 2002 12:15 pm, Rob MacGregor wrote:
From: Robin Lynn Frank <rlfrank(_at_)paradigm-omega(_dot_)com>
How do I avoid this?
fetchmail: reading message
postmaster(_dot_)paradigm-omega(_dot_)com(_at_)mail(_dot_)paradigm-omega(_dot_)com:1
of 4 (1902 octets)
fetchmail: SMTP error: 450 <sales(_at_)smoking(_dot_)com(_dot_)net>: Sender
address
rejected:
Domain not found
fetchmail: not flushed
Radical suggestion - RTFM and search the list archive.
The key phrase is spam :-)
Well, since I ran into this:
This is a feature, not a bug.
Any 4xx response (like 451) indicates a transient (temporary) error. This
means that the mail could be accepted if retried later. Lookup failures are
normally transient errors as a mail should not get rejected if a dns server
is unreachable or down.
I suppose there is no way to tell fetchmail to behave differently. I don't
consider that lack of flexibility a feature.
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