Re: clarification re 2821, s4.1.4
2002-08-17 04:13:23
What the standard says is: If the EHLO parameter doesn't match the
client, you can write scary messages in the response, and you can
tarpit the conversation (sending 100-line multiline responses at 20
seconds per line) to slow down the presumed spammer, and you can do
lots of other things, but you can't refuse the mail outright.
--Arnt
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