> > I didn't realize it did that. By the way, how do I restrict MAIL if HELO
> > wasn't sent w/o using an ACL? or is it possible?
>
> helo_verify_hosts Type: host list* Default: unset |
> |
> For hosts that match this option, Exim checks that the host name given in |
> the HELO or EHLO in the same way as for "helo_try_verify_hosts". If the |
> check fails, the HELO or EHLO command is rejected with a 550 error, and |
> entries are written to the main and reject logs. If a MAIL command is |
> received before EHLO or HELO, it is rejected with a 550 error. |
>
> But that does rather more than just check for HELO-before-MAIL.
>
> OTOH, if you are prepared to use an ACL it is easy. Just check that
> $sender_helo_name is set in the MAIL ACL.
I see, however, it appears that it does a little more than simply requiring
HELO before MAIL.
I must be hungup on HELOs for some reason =)
