On 17 Sep 1997, Neal Becker wrote:
> 1. Placing my domain name on mail lacking a domain is not really
> behaviour I want when it's mail I'm relaying for someone else. What
> can we do? When mail originates from a machine local to my domain,
> it's a nice feature for exim to tack on my domain, but not if it
> originates from somewhere else entirely. Maybe we should pull the
> domain name from the sender host domain name?
I don't like making guesses on the domain name to add. Something that I
saw before in Cyrus, was to add "@unspecified-domain", which is rather
clear on what happened.
Or, you could refuse any mail with unqualified addresses. Qualified
addresses are required by RFC 821.
> 2. When relaying mail causes us to tack on a domain name, maybe an
> option to bounce back a warning to the sender?
Sounds nasty. Might be better to do with filters. I believe filters
can originate new messages...
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Tom
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