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Caching dial-out recipient verification?

schwindp
Guys,

I'm suspecting my ASL to cache negative recipient verification answers. Is there a way to clear that cache so that the ASL will really go and re-check whether a recipient is existing or not?

Disabling and re-enabling the SMTP proxy didn't help.

Thanks,

Peter


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    Hi Ölm,

    haven't tried it yet, but sounds plausible, thanks a lot!

    BTW, I think 2h callout_negative_expire timeout might be a little high, especially as long as there is no "clear cache" button to tell ASG one has corrected the typos in the internal mailserver usernames [:)]
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    Hi Ölm,

    haven't tried it yet, but sounds plausible, thanks a lot!

    BTW, I think 2h callout_negative_expire timeout might be a little high, especially as long as there is no "clear cache" button to tell ASG one has corrected the typos in the internal mailserver usernames [:)]
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