Hi !!
> > Is $local_domain usable in authenticators ??
>
> There is no variable called $local_domain. I take it you mean either
> $local_part or $domain.
Sorry, I mean $sender_address and $sender_address_domain ...
> Think about it. When are authenticators run?
So $sender_address and $sender_address_domain are also not set (?)
> Answer 1 - on an Exim server: when a client connects and wants to
> authenticate, _before_ sending a message. So what value would you expect
> to be in $local_part or $domain?
I just want to have a way to forbid users to forge other users email
address, maybe it can be done on each director/router by comparing
$authenticated_sender with $sender_address, but I don't know if
$authenticated_sender is correctly set by MUA's. I could also make
a query to a database to check that $sender_address or $sender_address_domain
is allowed for $authenticated_id when it's set. But, how could I prevent:
- That users forge the From: address
- That not authenticated clients use a local address as envelope or From:
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