On Tue, Aug 17, 2004 at 05:10:00PM +0200, Roger Moser wrote:
Koen wrote:
.. or the sender implements SES (signed envelope sender).
Hmm, but then you do cut off bounces on multiple-hop forwards, right?
No. The bounce simply has to be sent to the envelope sender. If none of the
forwarders is doing SRS, then the bounce goes directly to the originating
MTA. Otherwise the bounce goes to the forwarder that did SRS, and that
forwarder then sends the bounce to the reconstructed envelope sender.
Yes, but with SES you don't have the info on who was the previous
forwarder, unless you keep a database which sounds a bit cumbersome to
me. I know how this works with SRS, but I thought you suggested SES.
Koen
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