Hi,
And how the name/account under which the user gained access to send mail
will appear in the Received headers?
Tom Collins wrote:
On Oct 25, 2005, at 8:35 AM, Ingo Claro wrote:
How can I do that with smtp auth qmail validates that the from must
be the
same that the auth user?
the idea is to avoid some user [EMAIL PROTECTED] can impersonate
another
user and send mails with another from: [EMAIL PROTECTED], I only want to
admit him to send emails with from: [EMAIL PROTECTED], being
domain.com a
local domain.
No current way to do it.
Note though, that if smith pretends to be jones, his name will appear
in the "Received:" headers of the message.
If you try to force the SMTP AUTH username to be the same as the MAIL
FROM, then smith can just send his forged e-mail from another server.
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