Re: [Exim] ACL to verify recipient

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Author: Dave C.
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To: Tom Samplonius
CC: Kevin P. Fleming, William Craven, exim-users
Subject: Re: [Exim] ACL to verify recipient
On Sat, 31 Aug 2002, Tom Samplonius wrote:

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> On Sat, 31 Aug 2002, Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
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> > > What I would like to to is reduce the amount of bounce messages by
> > > verifying that the recipient address is valid on our system before
> > > accepting the message. I have read the ACLs section in the manual and I
> > > am uncertain as to which ACL block to use and what ACL.
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> > To do this you will want to use a "verify = sender/callout" acl. This
> > will verify the supposed sender address(es) before accepting the message
> > into your system.
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> That would do sender verification, but the original poster asked about
> recipient verification.
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> In Exim 3, recipient verification is as easy as "recipient_verify". You
> can also turn on "sender_verify" to make sure the sender domain exists.
> And then SMTP callbacks can be used to test the sender address versus the
> sender's mail server.


Most likely he is using exim 4, or he wouldnt be talking about ACL's

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