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Article #1106Re: SMTP msg-size extn in KA9Q v218?
From: Richard Clayton
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 1996 00:00
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 1996 00:00
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In article <827359193snz@siberia.demon.co.uk>, Philip McNab
<philip@siberia.demon.co.uk> writes
>I've just been reading the SMTP extension for message size
>declaration in RFC 1870. It looks like a useful enhancement, though
>I presume that it hasn't been widely implemented yet on servers.
I assume you understand that the server has to handle ESMTP to use this.
KA9Q still hasn't entirely caught up with 1123!
>However, it doesn't look as if it would be that difficult to add,
>and it would be particularly useful if the KA9Q SMTP server could
>support it: if other clients used it (particularly the punts), it
>might circumstances provide a bit of a shield against mail-bombs.
ie: you are asking for KA9Q for to become an ESMTP server
Although such a change is not difficult, it is fairly far reaching, and
would require Demon to change the punts to be ESMTP clients.
I think you make it sound a little more trivial than it actually is
(hint: try talking to the latest Turnpikes on port 25).
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