I've replaced the *require verify = sender* line with
deny message = sender verification failed
hosts = !+sunhosts
!verify = sender
but I still can not send email from the servers in the *sunhosts* list
to the Internet. For instance if I want to send some log file from one
of my Sun boxes (that is on the *sunhosts* list) to some Verizon user my
'smart mailer' returns the error:
2004-12-10 15:01:34 1CcqxJ-0006QW-Pk ** diauser@???
R=dnslookup T=remote_smtp: SMTP error from remote mailer after MAIL
FROM:<root@???> SIZE=2084: host
oe-ismta1pub.managedmail.com [206.46.164.24]: 553 dia20.dia.state.ma.us
does not exist
2004-12-10 15:01:34 1CcqxK-0006QZ-3x <= <> R=1CcqxJ-0006QW-Pk U=exim
P=local S=2027
2004-12-10 15:01:34 1CcqxK-0006QZ-3x ** root@???:
Unrouteable address
I logged in as 'root' to the box 'dia20' on my domain 'dia.state.ma.us'
and my 'smart mailer' is trying to resolve the domain
'dia20.dia.state.ma.us' that obviously does not exist. Is this the
problem ?
Thanks,
--
Henry
Fred Viles wrote:
> 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
>
>
>
>
>
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Henry Kupets
Sys.Admin
Department of Industrial Accidents
617-727-4900 x.495
henry@???
