On 10 Dec 2004 at 11:44, Henry Kupets wrote about
"Re: [exim] "sender verify" problem":
|...
| What looks strange to me is if I completely comment out the line
|
| require verify = sender
Wherever this line is in your ACL, it does an *unconditional* sender
verify.
| everything is working with no problems. My 'smart host' does not
| complain, I can login to any of those servers as 'root' and send email
| anywhere.
| I thought by implementing following I would be all set:
|
| deny message = sender verification failed
| hosts = !+sunhosts
| !verify = sender
The deny stanza and the require stanza are two independent checks.
Adding the conditional deny will not cause the require to be skipped.
If you *replace* the require line with the deny stanza, you should be
all set (assuming you don't have additional sender verifications
elsewhere that come into play).
- Fred
