>>>>> "Philip" == Philip Hazel <ph10@???> writes:
Philip> On 21 Oct 1996, Neal Becker wrote:
>> I am forwarding this message. I have just tried fetchmail-1.8 with
>> exim-0.56. fetchmail is a package to grab your mail via pop, imap,
>> whatever and feed it to your local smtp. It didn't work because exim
>> insists that recipient address must contain a domain. Any opinions?
Philip> Check out the receiver_unqualified_hosts and sender_unqualified_hosts
Philip> options.
Here is from my configure:
receiver_verify
receiver_unqualified_hosts = *.ctd.comsat.com
sender_unqualified_hosts = *.ctd.comsat.com
sender_verify
As you see, I have receiver_unqualified_hosts set. Is it because
receiver_verify is on that this doesn't work?
Even if I set the recipient to a legal local name it still fails:
[...]
SMTP> HELO pop.erols.com
SMTP< 250 neal.ctd.comsat.com: Hello pop.erols.com [127.0.0.1]
> RETR 11
+OK 60 octets
reading message 11 (60 bytes)
SMTP> MAIL FROM:<>
SMTP< 250 <> is syntactically correct
SMTP> RCPT TO:<neal>
SMTP< 501 <neal>: recipient address must contain a domain
[...]
