On 11-Dec-2010, at 11:21, Richard Reina wrote:
I am trying to do both: return the message back to the user with a message
explaining why it was returned. I will try your suggestions below. I'm
sure I will have questions.
Be very very careful. In 99.9999999999% of cases when people are trying to
return messages they are doing it for the wrong reasons, exposing themselves to
being listed on RBLs, and even worse, ending up on private (and permanent)
blacklists.
The rule of thumb is you never return a message you've accepted. You can REJECT
it during the SMTP transaction, but beyond that, you get it and it doesn't
leave your system.
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