>> You can solve your problem with an ACL statement like
>> deny sender_domains = !+local_domains
What does sender_domain check? The envelope or the from: field?
> Depends on whether "from: field" refers to the header or envelope.
This hits pretty much where I am not sure what I need to check. Though my
problem is pretty straight forward. If you are authorized to the server as
someone@??? you should not be able to send mails that appear to
come from someone.else@???.
So I would guess I need to take care about the from: field, don't I?
What is the relationship between the from: field and the envelope? What
info gets filled in from where?
Pointers to the Exim spec will do, but I was unable to find this info myself.
Regards,
Torsten
> Tony Finch <dot@???> wrote:
>> On Tue, 7 Jun 2005 torsten@??? wrote:
>
>>> we're running Exim 4.3 and I would like to limit users to send mail
with a
>>> from: field with domains that are in the local_domains list.
> [...]
>> You can solve your problem with an ACL statement like
>
>> deny sender_domains = !+local_domains
>
> Depends on whether "from: field" refers to the header or envelope.
> cu andreas
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