kuncho pencho <kuncho_71@???> (Fr 11 Dez 2015 20:01:54 CET):
> Hi,
>
> Thanks Heiko, your advice helped me to see the problem. I set this line
> "deny message = not permitted (from $sender_address)".
> In my config is set
> "primary host name = mail.example.com" and "domainlist local_domains = example.com", so when i sent it to local recipient the output is user@???. When i sent it to recipient not in our domain output is user@???.
> I added *@mail.example.com in excluded senders and now everything is ok.
This seems broken. The sender depends on the destination? If the
recipient is in your local_domain, the sender is user@???, but if
the recipient is not in your local_domains, it's user@????
Maybe I'm wrong, but that's no built in feature of Exim. So are there
any rewrite rules? Or does your MUA set different senders, depending on
the destination?
Best regards from Dresden/Germany
Viele Grüße aus Dresden
Heiko Schlittermann
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