Refuse NULL senders checks the actual sender in the
SMTP envelope--the "MAIL From:" in the log below.
As we all know from fighting spam, the "From:" line
in the messaage envelope can claim to be (or not
be, in this case) from anybody it wants. Grabbing it
there would catch mail from every user that didn't
put their from address in their mail client.
Bob
In reply to 16 Nov message from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>...
>11:16 15:28 SMTPD(0FCA0134) [202.103.229.44] HELO
>wzptt.gx.cn 11:16 15:28 SMTPD(0FCA0134)
>[202.103.229.44] MAIL From:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>11:16 15:28 SMTPD(0FCA0134) [202.103.229.44] RCPT
>To:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11:16 15:28 SMTPD(0FCA0134)
>[202.103.229.44] C:\IMAIL\spool\Dcc73134.SMD 1794
>...
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Robert S. Stull
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Code Demolitions Expert
Ipswitch, Inc.
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