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From: iudicium ferat (sneex_at_bellsouth.net)
Date: Tue Oct 01 2002 - 19:46:21 CDT

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    It claimed to be

    >> Oct 1 16:44:20 suse postfix/smtpd[9975]: connect from
    >> pool-141-157-238-64.ny325.east.verizon.net[141.157.238.64]
    >
    > Did that machine say HELO verizon.net and proceed to talk, or did
    > it claim
    > to be somewhere else? If it claimed to be someone else, then the HELO
    > restriction won't work. A client_access probably will.
    >

    But I do not see a HELO in the log :/

    I will move these to a client access hash; also, what are your
    thought about stopping this type of relaying:

    Oct 1 19:31:30 suse postfix/smtp[10407]: BB647B0325:
            to=<owner-nolist-R742*DGUILER**INSECURITY*-ORGE.EMAILSERVER14.COM>,
            relay=e.emailserver14.com[141.157.238.64], delay=10008,
            status=sent (250 Ok, message queued (3349 bytes))

    Both the target TO and the RELAY server match. I do not want to
    see people connecting to me just to e-mail another server...

    (BTW - this particular conversation was somewhat long with many
    false steps before it was successful.)
    ???/Sx ?

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