I do not use quarantine, just Tag&Deliver

In this situation what "Do Not Quarantine" tick box does? Do I need to add :null at the end of every banned EmailTo address?

What should happen when:

• connection is from banned country - connection closed?
• connection IP on blacklist or in MAPS - connection closed?
• connection from blacklisted domain - connection closed?
• mail from banned MallFrom - connection closed?
• mail to (single) banned MailTo -connection closed?
• mail to banned MailTo AND other emails - mail accepted and tagged?
• mail to Honeypot - connection closed AND IP address added to HoneypotBlockedIPs.txt?

I am a bit mistified about the change in behaviour for banned countries (.kr) as it appears to accept and tag rather then drop the connection.

I have about 5 emails in the honeypot list and I can see the mails to those comming through BUT no honeypot action in the log! also HoneypotBlockedIPs.txt is empty

Using 2.6.3.487

I appologise I may look a bit confused

Thank you for your prompt reply.

So with Tag&Deliver:

• "do not quarantine" does not have any effect to the behaviour.
• honeypot does not have any functionality
• mails to banned MailTo address will still be delivered (tagged as spam though)
• mail from banned countries will still be accepted (but tagged as spam)
• mail from MAPS will still be accepted (but tagged as spam)

If this is the case I would very much like to see a "reuse" of the "do not quarantine" tickbox as a "signal error and drop connection immediately".

It will actualy add the functionality I mistakenly thought is built in.

Meantime I have added :null to the banned MailTo list of emails..

But I do not see I can do that for Korea, put .kr:null in the banned domains?

Note that I have posted a review under my cristtos nick I use here as well (name is Cris in fact)