Hi,
I am currently looking at JBMAIL-33, 34, 35 which is to do with mail relaying. I'm not an expert on relaying but here is my understanding:
- A relay request is any email from an SMTP client that requires delivery to a non-local domain. This is partially supported by JBMail (depending on the settings specified).
- This also may include requests that contain source routing information. Source routing information (according to the RFC) should be stripped off and ignored. Not supported, needs to be implemented.
- Should be configurable to enable/disable relaying for: Authenticated Users, Verified Indentities, clients from within a set of domains, clients from within a set of ip ranges.
- Any RCPT command that requests disallowed relaying, will be met with a 550 error. It will configurable as to whether the email is sent to the remaining recipients or denyed completely.
Does this sound sane?
Mike.
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