On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 12:29, Ed Wilts wrote: > > Please note that if you implement this, you have the potential to block > a *lot* of legitimate e-mail. For example, this e-mail is coming to > you from the redhat.com domain, yet it's got my From: address on it. > It's quite possible for a legitimate user to send e-mail from a > different domain. Even if I sent e-mail directly to you, I've got a > SMART_HOST defined that will send it to you via my ISP, yet keep my > ewilts.org From: address (and I host multiple domains on my home server). > That's why I suggested Postfix if this is important. FWIW we accept no freemail at all nor anything from anyone with a freemail return address. We simply "OK" redhat.com (and our clients' domains) prior to any envelope filters. Works like a champ.
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