On Fri, Jul 28, 2000 at 09:33:30AM +0530, Vikaas BV wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In Exim there is a field called qualify_domain in the main configuration
After spending 30 hours reading all the docs, so that I could have half a
clue about what I'm doing, I now know that :-)
(doesn't mean I understood and absorbed everything, but I tried :-p)
> section. This specifies the domain to be appended to unqualified sender
> addresses. The second issue you have to be careful about in this scenario
Yeah, that works for From:, not for Sender. I know, I've had remote sites
reject Email from my domain because a user was using a version of netscape
that put an unqualified Sender:
> is the relay mechanism and also the variable called sender_verify and
> sender_verify_reject. In all probability I feel that setting the
Yep :-) my config file says:
# Refuse senders with bad envelope senders
sender_verify = true
sender_verify_reject = true
Note that exim will not bother with Sender: if From: or "From " is correct.
> qualify_domain should solve your problem.
Nope, unfortunately. I attached a test message to show this
I apparently really have to do rewriting on Sender, and my regex only works
with exim -brw :-(
# Some versions of netscape put a Sender field without a domain :-( -- Marc
^([^@]+) $1@??? s
Thanks for your answer though.
Marc
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