OK, let me provide a use case.
Someone sends e-mail. I accept it as being for a local domain and find that
I need to generate a bounce, or I accept from an authorized sender for a
remote domain. Either way, when I try to deliver the e-mail, I end up
trying to send it to myself because the lookup for the remote domain returns
localhost.
Admittedly, this is a special case. A more general case might be wanting to
consider 192.168/16 as invalid. So perhaps an InvalidNetworks setting would
take care of it.
--- Noel
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