On Mon, 21 Dec 1998, Pollywog wrote:
> I just checked my log (Exim rejectlog) and there was an entry that
> indicated a mail rejection with the reason for rejection being:
>
> cannot route to sender <root@???>
>
> This is a good thing because it will reject much spam, but this particular
> mail was not spam, though it was sent from a dialup with a dynamic IP
> address. Is there a way I can exempt certain addresses from this check?
>
> I don't believe sender_reject_except will do it.
Indeed it won't, as it is an exception list for sender_reject, not for
sender_verification.
There doesn't seem to be sender_verify_except. However, you can achieve
the effect by providing a router that verifies sender addresses. For
example:
verify_exceptions:
driver = domainlist
transport = remote_smtp
domains = some.domain.com
local_parts = root
verify_only
verify_sender
route_list = * localhost byname
self = send
This is a bit of a kludge, but it works.
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