[me, last week]
> deny hosts = !127.0.0.1
> senders = postmaster@???:\
> webmaster@???
> message = forged sender address
[Patrice Fournier]
> This comes after the "accept hosts = :" line so that command line
> messages from postmaster are still accepted, right?
Hmm, good point. I don't have that condition in this ACL at all, so I
presume your point is valid... but wait, I thought ACLs were only run on
SMTP messages, not comand-line messages.
[...testing...]
Command-line messages from postmaster are accepted. Experiment
indicates that the "recipient" ACL is not run for command-line messages,
just as I expected.
> Do you have any secondary MX servers who could produce a message
> coming from such an address?
Nope, no secondary MXs. But
www.python.org is a separate machine from
mail.python.org, and it should probably be allowed to originate
webmaster (and maybe postmaster) messages.
Thanks --
Greg
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