Re: [exim] disabling sender verification

James Barros wrote...

> I've got a mailing list (mailman) set up on a box using exim, and I'm
> trying to have my cvs send it mail from a dhcp'd network. Anyway, the
> address it's sending from is non-existant. (dummy@???)

Always use a valid sender address. There is no reason to use a
non-existent sender address. If you don't want any bounces etc, use a
null sender address.