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Mail From: user@sender.com@10.10.10.1 rejected

In my Astaro 5.1-SMTP-Log i see incoming mail rejected.

2004:12:03-10:00:11 (none) exim[28061]: 2004-12-03 10:00:11 1Ca9IR-0007Ib-LT H=(mail.xxxxx.de) [11.22.33.44] F=<> rejected after DATA: syntax error in 'From:' header when scanning for sender: malformed address: @10.10.10.1 may not follow user@sender.com in "user@sender.com@10.10.10.1"

Is this allowd in the RFCs ?
If not, is there a way to accept such mail when coming from a dedicated sender ?

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0 bagira over 20 years ago

Try to disable RCPT hacks. If that does not work, you can set the address to the 'Trusted senders'. Then, the mail should be accepted by your SMTP Proxy.
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0 bagira over 20 years ago

Try to disable RCPT hacks. If that does not work, you can set the address to the 'Trusted senders'. Then, the mail should be accepted by your SMTP Proxy.
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0 dombl over 20 years ago in reply to bagira

Hi,
Where can i disable RCPT hacks ? i found it in Astaro V 4 but not in V 5
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0 bagira over 20 years ago in reply to dombl

In version 5 you will find it in your profile.
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0 CFlaviani over 20 years ago in reply to bagira

To avoid that people from the exterior can use this RCPT hack, it's better to add the senders IP addresses in the trusted senders list.
But pay attention, machines in the trusted senders list will not be checked for special things (BATV, RCPT hacks, SPF, RBL checking, ....)
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