Generate a file containing all of the mailbox names ("local_parts") that
you want to allow from outside. I use a script to do this. Then, in
your "rcpt to" ACL, modify your "accept domains = +local_domains"
section to look something like this:
accept domains = +local_domains
endpass
message = unknown user
log_message = $local_part is not accessible from outside
local_parts = /etc/mail/external_aliases
verify = recipient
If your file contains a list of names to deny instead of accept, negate
the "local_parts" condition.
If you're relaying for other domains as well, do something similar in
your "accept domains = +relay_to_domains" section.
If the mail originated from a trusted host, you should have already
accepted it before it got that far in the ACL (with "accept hosts =
+relay_from_hosts")
Rennie deGraaf
System Administrator
Verano <
www.verano.com>
Test, James wrote:
>Using exim 4.20...Does anyone know of a way to deny (block) a list of recipients from getting mail only from the outside? I still want it to accept internal routing for these recipients.
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>thanks!
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