RE: [Exim] Verify local users + mail delivery

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Autor: Chris Goh
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Assumpte: RE: [Exim] Verify local users + mail delivery
Hi Greg.

Thanks for your help.

Yes I am using ver 3. but 3.34 though :).....

I use amavis with exim and when I ran exim -bv I found out that the amavis director what letting it through.

So as you suggested, I stuck no_verify in that director. It works real well now.

I also found out why I have been receiving all the "<>" bounced mesages from aol in the first place.
Its a return-path forgery of non-existent users on one of our domains from some spam attempt to the aol bunch.

I read the list on what I could do about forgery....unfortunately, nothing much :(....

Well...now that this is taken care of. I can concentrate on fixing my other problem.

Likewise with that I also viewed the debug output of exim -bv and at the end of the day it would still deliver localuser@??? despite the fact that there was no entry in the virtual part of it. where I did try no_verify on the localuser director. heh...:).... anyways....any suggestions there would be great as well

Thanks a bunch again

Cheers

Chris

-----Original Message-----
From:    Greg Ward [SMTP:gward@???]
Sent:    Thursday, October 17, 2002 6:15 AM
To:    'exim-users@???'
Subject:    Re: [Exim] Verify local users + mail delivery


[You forgot to mention which Exim version you're using -- I'll assume
3.36 based on the config excerpts you gave.]

On 16 October 2002, Chris Goh said:
> 2002-10-16 08:39:20 181aLO-0003QJ-00 <= <> H=omr-d09.mx.aol.com [205.188.156.77] P=esmtp S=9416 id=200210152154.RAC25368@???
> 2002-10-16 08:39:23 181aLT-0003Qf-00 <= <> U=amavis P=scanned-ok S=9624 id=200210152154.RAC25368@???


I bet you have a director that accepts all addresses -- receiver_verify
is sort-of useless in this case. You need to set no_verify on this
director.

To debug this yourself, you need to ask Exim why it accepts the address
<zzaaddsss-a-s-d-a@???>:

exim -bt <zzaaddsss-a-s-d-a@???>
exim -bv <zzaaddsss-a-s-d-a@???>

(RTFM to understand the difference between -bt and -bv.)

If the results aren't clear, add -dN, for increasing values of N up to
11, until you get it.

        Greg
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Greg Ward <gward@???>                         http://www.gerg.ca/
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