W B Hacker <[email protected]> (Mon May 23 16:56:16 2011):
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> 
> verify = sender                morphs to:     verify = sender_route
> 
> (no longer possible to option a 'callout', timeout still optional)
> 
> 
> verify = sender/callout        morphs to:     Verify = sender_contact
> 
>   (no longer possible to NOT do the callout, timeout still optional)
> 
> Not sure if the FIRST form even has a place at the table so long as
> we still have:
> 
> verify = reverse_host_lookup

I'm not sure - may be I'm confused - but, "verify = sender" checks
the information from the envelope sender, while "verify =
reverse_host_lookup" checks the IP the client system is connecting from.

Thus, both options (sender (or call it sender_router) 
and reverse_host_lookup) can be useful.

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