The default configuration will only send outgoing mail if generated by
localhost, so you're fine.
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> Last step is to add something to DNS so anyone could see whether a
> domain mandates this technique.
There's a very similar discussion going on on the ansti-spam research group
@ietf about this kind of thing, extending DDNS to provide added verification
capability for mail addresses.
I believe
The server should add an extra attachment certifying the "From" address and then sign
everything.
Vincenzo
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> From: bill parducci [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: domenica 24 agosto 2003 17.08
> To: James Users List
> Subject: Re: From email address validation
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Hi,
I'm trying to set up a James 2.1.3 server so that it
will deliver mail only for local mailboxes (no
outgoing smtp traffic). Can this be done? I did not
find anything in the default config.xml, but then, I'm
pretty new to James...
TIA
Klaus
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cert(content) = signature
if you only sign the 'from' address it can be reused.
b
Serge Knystautas wrote:
bill parducci wrote:
if you don't sign the whole message this can be easily forged.
What do you mean? I'm talking about having the server use it's cert to
authenticate instead of the us
bill parducci wrote:
if you don't sign the whole message this can be easily forged.
What do you mean? I'm talking about having the server use it's cert to
authenticate instead of the user using his/her cert? How does this relate?
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