On Monday 26 January 2004 06:33 am, Jens Strohschnitter wrote:
> thanxx, it works. But another question for testing. Is it possible to
> test it in real mode ?
Using exim directly is about as real as it gets.
> Just like faking the senderaddress:
> (mail bla@??? -- -f spam@???) so that the mail will be
> rejected ? Or how can I do this ?
RBLs do NOT block on the sender address; they don't care about the
sender's address; they care only about the IP# of the system making the
connection. Using your scenario, that would be your localhost.
So the answer is "you can't".
By using "exim -bh" you're connecting directly to exim but presetting
the IP exim thinks the connection is coming from.
Jeff
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