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Subject: Re: Mail without "From:"
From: Vivek Khera (khera
kciLink.com)Date: Mon Jun 05 2000 - 15:06:21 CDT
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>>>>> "AG" == Andre Galvani <agalvanizip.net> writes:
AG> I would like to know, How do I block messages
AG> without "From:" or messages with sender-SMTP
AG> equal "mail.localhost.net"(Is that it would be a spoof?)??
If you make postfix refuse messages with an invalid SMTP from, it will
reject messages from anythingmail.localhost.net since
mail.localhost.net is a non-existent host name.
As for empty From: headers, I don't know.
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