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EXIM 4 WISH LIST
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AUTH during the callout checking, on all types of connection. I suppose that
means making TLS available as well. This probably means a rewrite of the code
that actually does the callout. Should we use the relevant transport in a new
-"callout" mode instead of keeping things separate? See also 253.
+"callout" mode instead of keeping things separate? See also 253 and 323.
And here's another submitted idea: "My actual suggestion is that if this model
is followed, the parent process doesn't have to stop the callout process if it
... and possibly "accept" or "deny" it.
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---- HWM 321 ------------------------------------------------------------------
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+(322) 15-Mar-05 M Add a /defer_ok option to verify=reverse_host_lookup
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+(323) 15-Mar-05 M Make callouts use smtp_data from the smtp transport
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+This is yet another problem caused by duplicating the SMTP code between the
+transport and the callout verification. See item 294 above. Merging the
+transport and the callout code could prevent this kind of thing from happening.
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+--- HWM 323 ------------------------------------------------------------------
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