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From: Sipos Gabor (no email)
Date: Tue Mar 01 2005 - 08:49:05 EST
>> It seems that I could make this thing working. We have only one
>> domain, so there is no need of transport maps (I think so, please
>> correct me if I'm wrong). I just added a relay_domains=my.domain and a
>> relayhost=[real.mail.server.ip], it seems that it's working correctly.
>>
>> Does accepting mail for count as open relaying?
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>> Should I set up the postmaster and abuse addresses locally, since my
>> real mail server actually does have these accounts?
WV> No this is inadequate. You are accepting mail for non-existent
WV> recipients and then sending bounces to innocent people whose
WV> address was used by some spammer or worm.
And exactly what am I supposed to do with undeliverable mail...?
Anyway, my antivirus agent does NOT send warnings neither to the
recipient, nor the sender of the message containing virus, so
other undeliverable messages _should_ be bounced IMHO.
Still, I could set relay_domains to my.domain instead of *.my.domain,
which is what I will probably do.
Gabor Sipos
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