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But beginning withV8.14, if your Milter enables the SMFIP_HDR_LEADSPC protocol during its
xxfi_negotiate() function (?§26.6.12 on page 1220), any leading spaces are preserved:
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The xxfi_header() function can return any of several values that determine the further
handling of the current envelope:
SMFIS_CONTINUE
Tentatively accept the current header and continue handling additional headers, as
available. This is the default return value if you don??™t declare a header handler in
smfiDesc (?§26.5.14 on page 1194).
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SMFIS_ACCEPT
Accept the current header and thereby the entire envelope. Your Milter will not be
called again for this envelope but will have xxfi_close() called at the end of the
connection. Note that despite your acceptance, this envelope may still be rejected by a
later Milter. Also note that this accepts only the current envelope. If there are more
envelopes on the current connection, your Milter will still be called for each.
SMFIS_REJECT
Reject the current header, and thus the entire envelope (and thereby the final dot
command witha 5yz code). Your Milter will not be called again for this envelope but
will have xxfi_close() called at the end of the connection.
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