Bruno,
> Could someone give me the D_DISCARD, D_REJECT RFC
value?
> Is the D_DISCARD equal to 451 Error for instance?
Not quite so directly.
D_PASS results in a 250 returned status, unless there is
some
problem in delivery (like rejection by the second-instance
MTA,
or a failure in processing), which would result in 4xx
D_DISCARD has no clear equivalent in rfc 2821 which is
geared
towards delivery or rejection and does not approve of
losing mail. The effect is that a status 250 is returned,
but
message is NOT delivered nor is bouneced, silently losing
it
(apart from optional quarantining, which has its
independent
controls)
D_REJECT results in a 5xx status returned
D_BOUNCE results in a 250 status, but then a bounce is
generated
(i.e. a nondelivery notification is sent to the sender),
just as a MTA would do if it discovered its inability to
deliver *after* already accepting a message.
Mark
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