Murray S. Kucherawy wrote:
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sorry, I misunderstood what was being suggested. if the server gets
DATA followed by a message (or a message fragment) followed by
CRLF.CRLF, it should accept the message (or fragment) and deliver it.
no matter what else follows, or doesn't follow, during the same SMTP
session .
+1. Bonus points for sending forensic information upstream, or to the MLM
developer, so whoever it is can fix the problem.
It's possible I also got the same message fragments, but I'd need to know which
ones they were to go check.
Although it may not be a big deal, to respect those involved, I will
send the info to you off-list. You will be able to see the original
submission, and check your receiver for the transformed distribution
to see how it handled it. For me, I never got the message (was not
delivered) but when looking at the meta logging of the DKIM
verification AUTH-RES, I saw this IETF message and then the archive
message against the truncated and saved canceled message.
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Sincerely
Hector Santos
http://www.santronics.com