Re: [Exim] sender_verify_hosts

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Szerző: Andrew
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Címzett: robert rotman
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Tárgy: Re: [Exim] sender_verify_hosts
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, August 04, 2000 12:15 AM
Subject: Re: [Exim] sender_verify_hosts


> On Thu, 3 Aug 2000, Andrew wrote:
>
> > Hi there,
> > I am using exim 3.14 on rh linux
> > I have set sender_verify_hosts in the config file
> > -snip-
> > sender_verify_hosts = "! mail.seol.net.au: ! 203.23.53.12/32:*"
> > -snip-
> > >>> sender is not permitted to relay
> > 550 relaying to <fred@???> prohibited by administrator
> > LOG: refused relay (sender) to <fred@???> from <>
> > H=mail.seol.net.au [203.23.53.12]
>
> sender_verify
>
> If this option is true, envelope sender addresses on incoming SMTP
> messages are checked to ensure that they are valid.

yes read that however
Option: sender_verify_hosts
If `sender_verify' or `sender_try_verify' is true, this option specifies a
list of hosts and RFC 1413 identifications to which sender verification
applies. The check caused by `headers_sender_verify' also happens only for
matching hosts. See chapter "Verification of incoming mail" for further
details.

As u will see my config allows that particular host not to have the sender
verified
>
> but you'v forbid relaying...
> so do somthing like:
>
> host_accept_relay = mail.seol.net.au : 203.23.53.12/32

I have actually set this
here is my config for this

sender_address_relay = "seol.net.au:lsearch;/etc/virtualmail/ALLDOMAINS"
sender_reject_recipients = "lsearch;/etc/virtualmail/BLOCKSENDER"
host_reject_recipients = "+warn_unknown:lsearch;/etc/virtualmail/BLOCKHOST"
host_accept_relay =
"203.23.53.0/24:139.130.31.142/32:lsearch;/usr/exim/popauth"
receiver_verify
sender_verify
sender_verify_hosts = "! mail.seol.net.au: ! 203.23.53.12/32:*"

As I understand it it should just allow emails from 203.23.53.12 to go
straight through for my system filter to clean up :)
It shouldn't be stopped by this as it is then verifying the sender or am I
reading it wrong.
>>> in sender_address_relay? no (end of list)


cya
Andrew



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