On Thu, 15 Jan 1998, John Horne wrote:
> Our reject log is showing entries of the type:
> <date> recipients from [193.144.75.8] refused (host)
> <date> recipient <me1hayes@???> refused from (uscmail.usc.es)
> [193.144.75.8) (failed to find sending host name from IP address)
^
Was this really that kind of closing bracket?
>
> Where does this come from? Whilst we do have header and sender verification
> on, we also have the 'no_headers_checks_fail' and 'no_sender_verify_reject'
> set as well. I thought this would log the unverified address(es), but allow
> them through. 'host_lookup_nets' is commented out of the config file.
> We are running Exim 1.82 with solaris 2.5.1.
The fact that it says "(host)" means it didn't like the host. Nothing to
do with headers or sender verifies or anything like that. Have you got
sender_host_reject_recipients set?
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