Wakko Warner wrote:
>>>
> Thanks. I put in an "accept senders = /etc/exim/goodsenders.txt"
before
> the "require verify" and it works fine.
> Problem was I was testing with "exim -v -bvs someone@???"
and
> it always tried to look it up. Must be a problem with the -bvs option.
> Telnetting in and typing by hand yielded the desired result.
You have probably just made your server an open relay. Any one who's a
good sender will be able to relay through your server. This is assuming
a standard rcpt acl.
<<<
Thanks for the warning. Looks like I did it right, though, as the full
acl part looks like:
...
warn senders = /etc/exim/goodsenders
log_message = whitelisted (goodsenders)
accept domains = +relay_to_domains
senders = /etc/exim/goodsenders
...
Unfortunately "accept" doesn't log anything special, so I had to include
the warning to log the whitelisting.
--
Ben
