On Tue, 4 Jan 2000, Steve Haslam wrote:
> Is this sane?
>
> bash# exim -d 1 -f 'spammer@???' -bv london
> Exim version 3.11 debug level 1 uid=0 gid=0
> probably Berkeley DB version 1.8x (native mode)
> london@??? failed to verify:
> mailman_restricterrors director forced verify failure
>
> bash# exim -f 'spammer@???' -bv london
> london@??? verified
>
> surely the second command should be saying "failed to verify"?
> (mailman_restricterrors is a directory with "fail_verify" set).
Yes, it should. I tried this example with a trivial director, and of
course it worked fine for me. So there is something subtle going on
involving your configuration. I guess you'll have to send me a copy of
your configuration so I can look at that.
Notice that in the first case the address ends up as london@???
and in the second as london@???. That indicates
something odd is happening.
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