Hi Piotr,
I'm developing the same with VB.NET. As sample code I only have this:
"Writing Managed Sinks for SMTP and Transport Events"
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=0cd7f344-cad6-416e-9bc1-0d7c214e1d0b&DisplayLang=en Do you have other examples, also in other programming languages? We need to
know how to create and send a good 550 Error Response. There are many status
codes in the parameter objects of the event handler. The Code in the White
Paper Throws a COMException and kills the connection. That is not like the
RFC2821. I do read this today..
I you have more information please tell me.
Lutz
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[quoted text, click to view] > Hi
> I have created (C#) and registered (RCPT rule) OnInboundProtocol Sink
which
> is supposed to be a sort of recipient filter. I can't force it to not add
a
> recipient to the recipients list when the recipient email address matches
a
> specific value (so it's not possible to execute DATA command until there
is
> some valid recipient).
> It seems to work because when I test it using telnet and there is a match,
> there is always a "550 5.1.1 Mailbox does not exist" response.
> But when I check smtp logs it sometimes shows RCPT TO: recipient 250
> instead of RCPT TO: recipient 550 Consequently it is possible to run
DATA
> command without an error then.
> This happens when recipient is entered without a domain or if recipient's
> domain is one of local or remote virtual domains configured for that smtp
> server.
> Looks like smtp server has some logic you can't change with EventSink
> There is one drastic way - to drop the connection - but that's not what I
> want (plus the server crushes after a while with that kind of sink)
>
> Question : is something wrong with the sink or has ms smtp server
> implementation some limitations.
>
> Thanks
>
> Best regards
> Piotr
>
>
>
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