kristin(_dot_)hubner(_at_)Sun(_dot_)COM wrote:
But in other cases, with more "unfriendly" bounces, rejecting the message at
the SMTP level is more
desirable. When it's more important to limit load on or protect your own server vs. being "friendly" to
the original sender, then "reject" can be more appealing.
I can therefore envision cases of Sieve scripts that might wish to use both.
This isn't specific to just Kristin's comment, but if you're talking
about using sieve in the SMTP transaction, when does this happen? After
MAIL FROM? After each RCPT TO? After HELO? (the last is a bit
far-fetched, but it can be used as a more structured way of rejecting
servers on DNS RBL).
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