On 2006-02-15 at 11:49 -, Edward Kay wrote:
I want to stop any hosts that I don't explicitly allow from accessing my
SMTP server.
Move the problem out of the Exim configuration logic to keep things
simple. If there is no legitimate reason for any server to directly
contact your host (and
Edward Kay wrote:
I want to stop any hosts that I don't explicitly allow from accessing my
SMTP server.
[...]
1. I considered adding deny hosts = !+relay_hosts
This is good.
at the top of the
check_recipient ACL (after accept hosts = : and require verify = sender).
From what I can see
Fair enough. Can't you put the deny hosts = !+relay_hosts after these
checks?
I'm afraid this wouldn't help as the message would have already been
accepted by accept domains = +local_domains. (The problem is spammers
connect and set both the sender and recipient addresses to be in a local
