At 20:24 13/04/2000 +0100, you wrote:
>... provided they are sending the mail out through your MTA ...
I have a similar question... I have set nobody to only be able to send to
local users, i.e. in an effort to stop people from using nobody@mailserver
as relaying capability.
However, there are some scripts that do send to people (such as a signup
server that sends out a specific email with a key etc). Obviously those are
returned as unroutable.
How will I be able to get around this? I thought of printing a header
("X-Routable-User" or something), and letting Exim look at the header first
before declaring it unroutable (i.e. if header exists, route it, and remove
the header). Is that doable, and if so, how?
Regards
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