Courier Mail Server

On Mon, December 4, 2006 12:42 pm, Anton Basistov wrote:
> I have some problem:
>
>
> If I want to send a letter to many recipients, I type many addresses in
> "TO".
> And if the only one address is nonexistent (and it is at local domain)
> Courier does not take my letter at all during email-client-smtp-session=
.
> And it does not say which address is wrong.
>
Sam already answered this question the last time you asked it.
The mail CLIENT sends this information one address at a time to courier,
courier tells the client at the time its sent that the address is
nonexistent.  It is the mail CLIENTS job to tell you which one.
>
> Do you know, how can I fix it? I want Courier to take the mail in any
> case, and just to send back error msg, if error.
>
Courier can if your mail CLIENT tells it to.  You are barking up the wron=
g
tree.

> Anton.
>
>

>> If I want to send a letter to many recipients, I type many addresses in
>> "TO".
>> And if the only one address is nonexistent (and it is at local domain)
>> Courier does not take my letter at all during email-client-smtp-session.
>> And it does not say which address is wrong.
>>
> Sam already answered this question the last time you asked it.
> The mail CLIENT sends this information one address at a time to courier,
> courier tells the client at the time its sent that the address is
> nonexistent.  It is the mail CLIENTS job to tell you which one.
>>
>> Do you know, how can I fix it? I want Courier to take the mail in any
>> case, and just to send back error msg, if error.
>>
> Courier can if your mail CLIENT tells it to.  You are barking up the wrong
> tree.

Ok. I'll ask from another side.
Can I configure Courier not to tell me about the wrong addresses? Even if my 
mail client very bad?

I am asking because I know, that SENDMAIL can do that.

Thanks.
Anton, again.

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Lloyd Zusman writes:

> I can't find the following info in the docs.  Forgive me if I overlooked
> it:
> 
> Is it legal to have comments on valid lines within an smtpaccess control
> file?  In other words, are these lines valid?
> 
>   1.2.3.4	deny    # arbitrary comment
>   2.3.4.5	allow   # another comment

No, but you can place comments on a line by itself -- first character a #.