Can you be more explicit. A search for sender-verification return
nothing...
$ grep 'sender-verification' exim-4.12/doc/*
$
Fred
On Wed, 12 Mar 2003, Nico Erfurth wrote:
NE> George Szekely wrote:
NE> > Take "hotoptions.net" for example. It's impossible to lock them out.
NE> > Do a ping, tracerout, lookup, whatever... It all resolves to
NE> > "127.0.0.1". How? These spammers own their own registry.
NE>
NE> Do sender-verification, it will lock them out.
NE>
NE> Nico
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