I just upgraded to exim 4.60 from 4.42 and I notice that I am getting the 
following in my msglog folder for some hosts (I have changed the IP's and 
hostname of the host in this message for security reasons)...


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2006-03-21 00:28:49 Remote host email.somehost.com [12.12.12.12] closed 
connection in response to MAIL FROM:<"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"@ohwy.com> 
SIZE=1746

2006-03-21 00:28:49 [EMAIL PROTECTED] R=dnslookup T=remote_smtp defer 
(-18): Remote host email.somehost.com [12.12.12.12] closed connection in 
response to MAIL FROM:<"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"@ohwy.com> SIZE=1746

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I am using SMTP AUTH with plaintext USER authentication.  Username is 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  In exim 4.42, the MAIL FROM would be 
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]".  Now it has changed to 
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"@ohwy.com.


I see in the doc/ChangeLog the following (line numbers noted):


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   1633 26. If the domain in control=submission is set empty, Exim assumes that 
the

   1634     authenticated id is a complete email address when it generates 
From: 
or
   1635     Sender: header lines.


   1726  6. When Exim created an email address using the login of the caller as 
the

   1727     local part (e.g. when creating a From: or Sender: header line), it 
was not

   1728     quoting the local part when it contained special characters such as 
@.
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It seems to me that this could be related to my problem.  Perhpas not.  Under 
the SMTP AUTH, the full e-mail address is used as the username.  How do I get 
it 
to use the "From" address in the MAIL FROM, or at least the username without 
modifying source?

Sincerely,

Rick Duvall


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