I looked at my logs today (a user complaining about not getting a mail) and found this address. First I thought "Bad cnet! Not configuring their mailserver right" but then I started wondering if the "sender" that was meant wasn't "news-membership@cnet.com" but the from-address astaro gave (or didn't give ?)
2004-Oct 28 02:28:56 (none) exim[19142]: 2004-10-28 02:28:56 H=(alias-8.c10-ave-mta2.cnet.com) [206.16.1.158] sender verify fail for : response to "RCPT TO:" from c10-mail.cnet.com [216.239.112.33] was: 553 5.1.8 ... Domain of sender address does not exist
What's the deal here? This sender verification discards alot of spam, but also alot of mail with a not set up no-reply-addresses is caught also and you are forced to add alot of domains to the white-list. Not a good solution at all... Do you use callouts?
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