On Fri, Feb 17, 2006 at 04:44:47AM +0100, Frank Ellermann wrote:
As I understand it BATV "encodes" an original MAIL FROM x into
some MAIL FROM crypto-x+expiration. That's what the receiving
MX and anything behind it see. If they have to bounce the
mail, or if they send other auto-replies as specified in 3834,
interesting, never saw that before. thanks.
they send RCPT TO crypto-x+expration. At least for a normal
bounce they'd use MAIL FROM:<>.
Therefore the MXs corresponding to x _must_ accept all legit
bounces RCPT TO crypto-x+expration, and in fact they must also
accept other mails RCPT TO crypto-x+expiration.
scary thought: receiver could CBV MAIL FROMs other than <> ??
assuming that the mail crypto-x+expration didn't already make any
guarantees about not auto-responding.
and can an address that's auto-responding (and thus promising not to
auto-respond to a response) CBV ... ?
Regards,
Paddy
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