>(I already do sender verification of
> incoming mail, but that
> doesn't catch fakes of real addresses), which then in turn stay in the
> queue for ages until
> they generate a bounce or bounce immediatly on a 550.
Try this (with caution) in your RCPT-ACL:
require verify = sender/callout=1m,random
This may ease your business. But first read the manual and make sure you
catch Exims callout mechanism. Watch out for undesired side effects!
> What I would like to achieve is that every mail _from_ [EMAIL PROTECTED],
> which passes through
> exim, will be accepted - but every mail _to_ [EMAIL PROTECTED] should be
> dropped/denied, no
> matter if it is an incoming mail or a bounce of an outgoing mail.
Superfluous rfc violation. Please see below.
> Something like
>
> deny message = Go away
> domains = +relay_to_domains
> local_parts = valert
>
> but this catches both from: and to: local parts. Is there any option to
> make it true
Try this (not tested):
deny message = Go away
domains = +relay_to_domains
recipients = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> only for to: addresses in a way that it works with bounces too? As far as
> it seems,
> exim does not check the ACLs for bounces at all, is that true?
Exim can check for the null sender by setting the senders
condition to ":" .
Example (not tested):
deny message = Go away
senders = :
domains = +relay_to_domains
recipients = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Remember: Such a setup can implicate a registration on a rfc-ignorant
blacklist or something else. This is superfluous, unless the management
want it so ;-).
I think, in your case it would be better to route the corresponding
bounces simply to /dev/null instead of rejecting them.
------ Example (not tested, only from mind!) -------
#
# Place something like this in your router section.
# Determine the right position in your config file
# (may be near at the top of your router section).
#
route_valert_to_devnull:
condition = ${if and { {eq [EMAIL PROTECTED]@abit.de}}\
{eq {$sender_address}{}}\
}\
}
driver = accept
domains = abit.de
transport = devnull
#
# If inexistent, define a devnull transport in your transport section.
#
devnull:
driver = appendfile
file = /dev/null
AGAIN: I didn't test the recommended settings. Act with caution if you
define null routes. You can lost mail!
- oliver
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