Autor: Kirill Miazine Data: Para: Roy Coates CC: exim-users Assunto: Re: [Exim] Relay Problem
Roy Coates wrote: > > With two (or more) @ signs in the envelope recipient or the To: message
> > header field?
>
> To: message header.
>
>
> I'd have thought Exim should be able to trap these, I shouldn't need RAV
> to help out (?)
Exim should only deal with ENVELOPE sender and recipients, not the
actual message contents (unless you tell Exim to do so).
You can use system filter facility to reject messages with bad header
lines, but that's an ugly hack.
A very useful advice: don't use RAV for Exim. Ignoring the advice will
make you lose valid email.
How do you invoke RAV?
Ok, run a simple test. Connect to your SMTP server (that does the virus
scaning) and send a test message. E.g. telnet localhost 25 and issue
following commands:
EHLO there
MAIL FROM:<km-ravtest-req@???>
RCPT TO:<roy@???>
RCPT TO:<km-ravtest-res@???>
DATA
From: Foo Bar <foobar@???>
To: Fred Foobar <foobar@???>
Subject: I bet only foobar gets this message...
But I may be wrong too...
Bye!
.
QUIT
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Kirill Miazine, Stud. Jur.
Faculty of Law, University of Oslo