On 2026-02-04 08:13, Mike Tubby G8TIC via Exim-users wrote:
Since the problem is the sending host then a global list should be fine
as the broken sender could be sending to:
[email protected] or [email protected]
Hmm no we dont want to whitelist everything coming from that host. Only
certian important senders and only when sent from that host. Other mail
from the host can be treated as normal.
accept hosts = +whitelist_hosts
log_message = RCPT: Skipped checks because
$sender_fullhost whitelisted in database
I guess it cant be put in one file with host and sender address. Hmm. Is
the only solution to use MYSQL?
Mike
On 04/02/2026 05:36, MRob via Exim-users wrote:
Some user forward mails from another host, breaks SPF and other rules.
Some important forwarded mails must be whitelist.
Is any way to keep a file like:
forwardinghost.example: [email protected]
So if mail coming from aaa.forwardinghost.example is from [email protected]
then make exim will accept mail.
Is any way to parse file with that format to be used in ACL rules? Or
better solution
TIA
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