The relavent part of my acl is simply this:
require verify = sender
Here are the results of those tests:
web3# exim -bv julie@???
julie <at> bell-mortgage.net cannot be resolved at this time:
host lookup did not complete
web3# exim -bt julie@???
julie <at> bell-mortgage.net cannot be resolved at this time:
host lookup did not complete
Sorry about the obfuscation - I just don't want my wife or her friend's
email addresses plastered all over.
Here's the router:
localuser:
driver = accept
domains = ${lookup mysql{select domain_name from domain where
domain_name = '$domain'}{$value}fail}
condition = ${lookup mysql{select email_address from accounts where
email_address = '${quote_mysql:$local_part@$domain}'}{$value}}
transport = local_delivery
The problem does seem to be something specific with that domain, but I
can't figure out what.
Thanks for the help.
> On Thu, Nov 09, 2006 at 08:23:45AM -0500, Jerry Bell wrote:
>> Nov 9 00:32:13 web3 exim[68066]: H=civic.websitewelcome.com
>> [67.18.153.226] sender verify defer for <xxx <at> bell-mortgage.net>:
>> host
>> lookup did not complete
>> Nov 9 00:32:13 web3 exim[68066]: H=civic.websitewelcome.com
>> [67.18.153.226] F=<xxx <at> bell-mortgage.net> temporarily rejected RCPT
>> <xxx <at> stelesys.com>: Could not complete sender verify
>>
>> web3# telnet 0 25
>> Trying 0.0.0.0...
>> Connected to 0.
>>
>> Any ideas on what the problem is?
>
> Not with that much obfuscation, no.
>
> Also it may help if you show us your ACL (i.e. the bit that's doing the
> verify). What does "exim -bv" and "exim -bt" show for the address that
> failed
> to verify? Does the router for that address vary depending on, say, the
> sending IP address or something?
>
> --
> Dave Evans
> Power Internet
