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qmail includes the following SMTP delivery features:
RFC compliant. Complies with RFC 2821 (SMTP), RFC 974 (Mail Routing), and RFC 1123.
8-bit clean. Sends 7-bit ASCII characters as well as 8-bit extended characters.
Automatic downed host backoffs. If a host is unreachable, qmail waits an hour before trying again.
Artificial routing. Default routes—for example, via DNS MX records—can be overridden using qmail's smtproutes configuration file, which is equivalent to Sendmail's mailertable.
Per-buffer timeouts. Each new buffer of data to the remote SMTP server has its own time limit.
Passive SMTP queue. Mail can be queued to a mailbox for scheduled delivery using the serialmail package. This is useful for SLIP/PPP.
AutoTURN support. Using the serialmail package, clients can tell the server to send them their queued mail.
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