Re: [EXIM] Relaying and Anti-Spam

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Author: Ken Bailey
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To: exim-users
Subject: Re: [EXIM] Relaying and Anti-Spam
Patrick Boutilier wrote ...
>
>Try using a combination of these options in your configure file:
>
>sender_net_accept_relay
>sender_net_reject_relay
>sender_host_reject_relay
>sender_host_accept_relay
>


and use these in conjunction with the exim -bh command line option

What I did was wrote a q&d perl script that called exim -bh with a
list of IP addresses, some which should relay ok, some that should be
blocked. It was then simple to tweak the config and run the tests over
and over ( and see what I had broken in the process :).

HTH

Ken
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