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I guess then that he was relaying through someone else and munged the
header.
I never meant to imply that tcpserver was broken. I'm back to my original
question of how to stop an attack that has qmail-smtpd convinced that it
is coming from a particular IP when it is apparently not. One option is the
DUL, but if he's faking his IP, I don't see that working either, right?
> You may receive mail from that host if it was relayed through some other
host
> from which you accept mail, but that has nothing to do with things being
> disguised as bounces or anything "slipping by" tcpserver.
>
> Chris
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