On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Bruno Vuillemin wrote:
> More details :
> Mails from outside : reject mails sent to unknown addresses within our domains.
> we want to reject ANY address in the TO field that is
> not in a file (in the future maybe LDAP). If possible
> rejection should occur when negotiating the RCPT command.
Set receiver_verify, and arrange that any addresses you don't like fail
to verify. Check out the verify_only option for directors. You can set
up a special director that just does verification if you want something
other than your normal delivery checks. These checks apply to the RCPT
command, *not* to the contents of the To: header line.
> aim : mail entering our domains have a real recipient
> we are tired of MTAs refusing non-delivery-returns
That's what receiver_verify is for.
> Mails from inside : reject mails send with incorrect parameters (from)
> we want to reject ANY address in the FROM field that is
> not in a file (in the future maybe LDAP). If possible
> rejection should occur when negotiating the FROM command.
Set sender_verify. This checks the SMTP MAIL FROM data.
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