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right but its not suppose to. Its suppose to see its not for the
local domain and then reject it.
On Tuesday, January 28, 2003, at 11:46 PM, Bruce Sommer
wrote:
"When relay restrictions are set
using domain names, Post.Office checks the
return address on the envelope of every
message in the system against the list
of allowed or restricted domains. Because
a user can easily alter his/her return
address to include any domain, using
domains to restrict or allow relaying is
not as secure as restricting by IP
addresses."
Robert Minor
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