On Thu, 20 Mar 1997, Neal Becker wrote:
> I've noticed a number of these:
> ---------------
> 1997-03-20 02:40:01 refused relay (sender) to
> owner-nt-list@??? from <> H=hyperion.cmc.comsat.com
> [134.133.173.170]
> ---------------
>
> Here's my relay setup:
>
> --------------
> # anti-abuse
> sender_host_accept_relay = *.comsat.com
> # ensure that all outgoing relays have legit sender
> sender_address_relay = *comsat.com
> --------------
>
> So why was this refused?
Because the sender address didn't match *comsat.com.
> Would we see different messages to differentiate the
> sender_host_accept_relay rule vs. the sender_address_relay rule?
Yes. The "(sender)" in the messsage indicates it was the sender it
didn't like. Otherwise it would have said "(host)".
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