> -----Original Message-----
> From: Edgar Lovecraft [mailto:exim-list@cox.net]
> But the RFC ignorant list is for people who reject this sequence of
> commands:
> client_sends > EHLO host.domain.com
> server_response> 250 OK
> client_sends > MAIL FROM: <>
> server_response> 550 Error, We don't accept NUL senders
>
> Nobody argues about this sequence of commands which you use:
> client_sends > EHLO host.domain.com
> server_response> 250 OK
> client_sends > MAIL FROM: <>
> server_response> 250 OK
> client_sends > RCPT TO: <user@yourdomain>
> server_response> 550 Error, No such recipient
Sure about that? I saw an example of one host that was permanently listed
in rfc-ignorant for a sequence like this:
EHLO host.domain.com
250 OK
MAIL FROM:<>
RCPT TO:<postmaster@yourdomain>
550 Rejected; use a real MAIL FROM address.
Apparently they aren't too picky about what circumstances they'll add people
under. They do seem to be pretty picky about when they'll remove people.
This is why I don't use that blacklist to reject mail.
