Your Milter will not be called
again for this envelope. Note that this temp-fails only the current envelope. If there are
more envelopes on the current connection, your Milter will still be called for each.
SMFIS_SKIP (V8.14 sendmail and later)
Tentatively continue, but not receive any more body chunks. This lets the Milter
library know you will defer your decision until xxfi_eom() (?§26.6.9 on page 1215), if
used, is later called. But note that to return this value you must first use xxfi_
negotiate() (?§26.6.12 on page 1220) to let the library know your intention.
SMFIS_NOREPLY (V8.14 sendmail and later)
Do not communicate any decision back to sendmail. Note that if you elect to return
SMFIS_NOREPLY, you must only return SMFIS_NOREPLY and must first use xxfi_
negotiate() (?§26.6.12 on page 1220) to let the library know your intention.
Note that each body chunk will be presented to your Milter as it comes over the SMTP
connection (that is, carriage-return/linefeed combinations will terminate each line). Also
note that your Milter may not see the original body. An earlier Milter may have changed
the body and there is no way for your Milter to detect that change, nor should it try.
26.6.3 Milter xxfi_close()
Close a connection All Milter versions
A connecting client, when finished sending zero or more envelopes, will close down the
connection to sendmail by sending the SMTP QUIT command.
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