ROGERS Richard wrote:
> exim-users-bounces@??? wrote:
>> I have just seen examples of mail with a sender address whith the
>> local part ending with a dot:
[snip]
> I added the following ACLs to our configs to avoid passing messages
> through to Exchange that it would then reject, leading to a bounce. I
> agree, it might be nice if there were a "strict address checking" option
> incorporated into Exim that would do this job. (For our purposes, an
> alternative would be to use the envelope sender address in the call
> forward that we use to verify the recipient, but I don't think that is
> currently an option either, is it?)
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This isn't much of a help for you issue but more a question as to why
you would be running into it.
None of my servers have ever accepted a local part with a dot on the end
and I will never run into the issue because it's not an account name.
Why are you accepting local parts that don't have a valid account?
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