Sheldon,
Thanks for the reply but I had already tried just having verify_sender
and verify_sender_reject.
Here is the output from exim -bP:
# bin/exim -bP |grep sender_verify
no_headers_sender_verify
no_headers_sender_verify_errmsg
sender_verify
no_sender_verify_batch
no_sender_verify_fixup
sender_verify_hosts = *
sender_verify_max_retry_rate = 12
sender_verify_reject
Here is the output from the telnet:
mail from: afdasdf@???
250 <afdasdf@???> is syntactically correct
rcpt to: chorne@???
250 <chorne@???> is syntactically correct
data
354 Enter message, ending with "." on a line by itself
this is a test
.
250 OK id=10od7T-0000dI-00
quit
221 metis.co.ihc.com closing connection
Thanks,
Carl
<<< Sheldon Hearn <sheldonh@???> 5/31 12:17a >>>
On Fri, 28 May 1999 21:15:37 CST, "Carl Horne" wrote:
> I have a test box setup and have all of the forwarding/relay working.
I
> have tried about every combination of sender_verify, sender_try_verify
> and headers_sender_verify I can find in the email archives.
Hi Carl,
Try the following change to exim's configure file and remember to
restart Exim to force re-reading of the file:
sender_verify = true
sender_verify_reject = true
To make sure that your config is valid, do
exim -bP | grep sender_verify
You'll see other options that you didn't sepcify -- that's fine, they're
just default values.
Make sure that you do _not_ specify sender_try_verify.
Ciao,
Sheldon.
PS: It's always a good idea to put _something_ meaningful in the Subject
line of mail, especially when sending to a list.
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