[Exim] Too many unrecognized commands

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Autor: Kevin Reed
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Assumpte: [Exim] Too many unrecognized commands
I am assuming here, that this is protecting me from an attempt to
subvert my MTA... If so... great!

I just want to make sure that I am not rejecting a valid connection
though if I look at the list that has the entries in it, bit really
don't think that is so..

Below are log entries that have the line:

    dropped: too many unrecognized commands


at the end...

2002-01-13 02:29:20 SMTP call from (eudoramail.com) [211.185.251.61]
2002-01-13 04:32:54 SMTP call from (spl.at) [211.34.27.98]
2002-01-13 05:10:51 SMTP call from (MAIL.TNET.COM) [196.27.8.71]
2002-01-13 05:14:41 SMTP call from (MAIL.TNET.COM) [196.27.8.71]
2002-01-13 05:18:41 SMTP call from (MAIL.TNET.COM) [196.27.8.71]
2002-01-13 11:57:45 SMTP call from (mail-offers.com) [211.185.200.2]
2002-01-13 17:33:23 SMTP call from (yahoo.com) [211.34.21.130]
2002-01-13 18:13:12 SMTP call from (mail-offers.com) [210.95.106.65]
2002-01-13 19:04:28 SMTP call from (yahoo.com) [211.34.14.130]
2002-01-13 21:03:06 SMTP call from 210254020034.cidr.odn.ne.jp
2002-01-14 07:45:46 SMTP call from (mail.directadultmail.com) [203.48.37.211]
2002-01-15 17:49:42 SMTP call from [211.114.55.193]
2002-01-15 18:46:49 SMTP call from (pacbell.net) [211.185.200.2]
2002-01-15 18:53:01 SMTP call from (pacbell.net) [210.178.239.1]
2002-01-15 22:32:08 SMTP call from (pacbell.net) [211.250.6.194]
2002-01-16 08:21:25 SMTP call from ntsrv-03.sdind.com [12.15.20.114]
2002-01-16 19:09:34 SMTP call from (atwebmedia.com) [211.250.22.3]
2002-01-16 19:36:02 SMTP call from (hotmail.com) [210.95.112.66]
2002-01-16 21:32:51 SMTP call from (online.sh.cn) [211.185.227.250]
2002-01-17 01:01:45 SMTP call from (yahoo.com) [211.251.155.129]
2002-01-17 02:20:13 SMTP call from (excite.com) [211.248.234.157]

I get the impression they are bogus simply by looking at the names listed...

Is my assumption correct?

I read in a message on the archives by Phillip regarding the use of
bsmpt that this might be so, but I'm not using that mode.

--
Kevin