Tony Finch wrote: > On Wed, 13 Feb 2008, Renaud Allard wrote: >> The mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] seems to be accepted for delivery, although >> it >> should not as it is unqualified. Obviously, the mail is rejected at yahoo. > > "Unqualified" in Exim terminology refers to addresses (not domains) and it > means an address with no @domain part. It does not apply to domains that > are not fully qualified.
Indeed, I used a bad terminology here. > >> After running exim -bhc 193.190.18.193 with the same data as formerly, I saw >>>>> re-routed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > I think this implies you have a widen_domains option and rewrite_headers > set to false. > Well, widen_domains and rewrite_headers are both unset, so I guess they are at their default values (widen_domains unset and rewrite_headers=true). And there is nothing in the rewriting rules. So this should not produce the "re-routed" effect AFAIK. I really don't see any place where it could even find the wallonie.be suffix, except maybe in "qualify_domain" and in local_domains. Do you have something else for me to test to find out why such re-routing occurs?
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