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From: Adam Levin (alevinaudible.com)
Date: Wed May 01 2002 - 10:21:20 CDT

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    I'm curious how many of you are using restrictions that deal with RFC
    issues. Specifically, we're running into a problem because
    reject_non_fqdn_hostname is occasionally (but rarely -- 2 out of 63
    yesterday) preventing valid email from large providers who have
    misconfigured their mail servers somehow. I'm not sure why their mail
    software isn't sending FQDN in the HELO, but it's not. I've pointed
    emphatically at RFC 2821 regarding this requirement, but to no avail. It
    looks like the management are going to require that I remove that
    restriction. Is anyone else using it? One argument the brass have used
    against me is that these companies (that are having their mail to us
    rejected) have not had errors from *anyone else* -- just us.

    -Adam

    Adam Levin, Senior Unix Systems Administrator | http://www.audible.com/
    Audible, Inc.
    Wayne, NJ, 07470 I don't think my mind has *ever* been
    973-837-2797 pink and happy.

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