On 22 Mar 2004 at 16:05, Steve Karlsen wrote about
"[Exim] Unqualified hostnames in To ":
|...
| However, due to the nature of the traffic, I require to accept unqualified
| hosts in the To and from headers (not the envelope To/From fields) and relay
| them as is (unqualified) to the next host.
By "unqualified hosts", do you really mean unqualified *hosts* in
addresses (e.g. <user@host> as opposed to <user@???>), or
do you mean unqualified *addresses* (just <user>).
| I have set sender_unqualified_hosts and recipient_unqualified_hosts,
| appropriately, but I gather, that this just allows them to be accepted,
Sounds like you mean unqualified addresses, in which case:
| it
| seems that both headers get locally qualified, as they should do, but is it
| possible to turn this off?
No, spec.txt seems pretty clear on that.
From section 1.8 (Limitations):
. Exim insists that every address it handles has a domain attached. For
incoming local messages, domainless addresses are automatically qualified
with a configured domain value. Configuration options specify from which
remote systems unqualified addresses are acceptable. These are then
qualified on arrival.
|...
- Fred
