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Re: ESMTP Specs

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From: Richard Clayton
Date: Fri, 29 Dec 1995 00:00
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In article <820260492.15894@plinth.demon.co.uk>, Andrew Clarke
<andrew@plinth.demon.co.uk> writes

>1)  Where is ESMTP defined?  Is there an RFC somewhere that I couldn't
>find?

try looking up "SMTP Service Extension" in the index.

>2)  How prevelent is ESMTP?  I'm working on a SMTP daemon at the
>moment, and I wonder whether to leave ESMTP support for a later
>version, implement in the first version, or just ignore it altogether.

my advice (FWIW) is to plan to implement it in v2

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