At 12:48 07/10/1998 +0100, Philip Hazel wrote:
>It means that the director or router is used only when verifying
>incoming addresses, not when actually directing or routing an address
Ok, so I can use verify_only to make sure that email is not sent to
friend@??? just to use it as a relay?
>... running on your host, or running on some other host? If the latter,
>is the set of hosts limited somehow, or not? This is where the problems
>lie.
Running on some other host somewhere else. The users could be on dialup on
the other side of the country.
>That's where you have to set up suitable directors/routers to do the
>validation.
I see... that is I guess what I don't know how to do. Any hints or
suggestions from the rest of the mailing list?
> verify_sender (if necessary)
> no_more
> file = /etc/$domain-aliases
Perfect... then I can look up how we did it with the virtual domain
directors that are currently in place (a friend helped with that almost a
year ago).
>exim -bv address-to-be-verified
>
>That will verify as a recipient. Use -bvs to verify a sender. Use -d (or
>-d2, -d4 ... -d9) to get additional debugging information. See also the
>debug_print option.
Thanks Philip :)
I appreciate it. I'll experiment with this.
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