Hi,

In message <_A3405@delegate-en.ML_> on 07/21/06(20:06:23)
you Martin Papadopoulos <payeabdyi-iafv4fwmeqnw.ml@delegate.org> wrote:
 |i have 2 questions regarding delegate as an smtp proxy
 |
 |1. how can i respond with a message to a denied smtp client
 |    e.g. delegate works as smtprelay with a reject list

You can reject SMTP clients based on the IP-address or the hostname of
the client as in other protocols, or based on the E-mail address or other
contents of the message using "SMTPGATE" configuration.

The response for the rejection to the client is just an error code
with a short message in SMTP protocol.  DeleGate does not generate
"error return message" which can be utilized for some attacks.

 |2. is it possible to rewrite the original smtp servername whe delegate
 |acts as smtp proxy ?

Sorry but what does the "original smtp servername" mean?

Cheers,
Yutaka
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