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# MilterFrom
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-This milter is used to compare the envelope sender with the sender specified in the mail header for authenticated users.
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+This milter compares the envelope sender with the sender specified in the mail header for authenticated users.
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-It aims to resolve the problem that OpenDKIM signs ALL mails with domains listed in its databases. If you have a multi user setup user A "a@example.invalid" can send mails with the from field "From: b@example.invalid" and OpenDKIM signs it although user A should not be allowed to send authenticated mails from b@example.invalid.
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+It aims to resolve the problem that OpenDKIM signs ALL mails with domains listed in its databases. If you have a multi user setup, user A "a@example.invalid" can send mails with the from field "From: b@example.invalid" and OpenDKIM signs it although user A should not be allowed to send authenticated mails from "b@example.invalid".
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-The postconf option "reject_authenticated_sender_login_mismatch" doesn't solve the problem at all, because it only enforces the envelope sender to be correct. This milter furhter ensures that the sender specified in the header matches the envelope sender.
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+The postconf option "reject_authenticated_sender_login_mismatch" doesn't solve the problem at all, because it only enforces the envelope sender to be correct. This milter further ensures that the sender specified in the header matches the envelope sender.
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## Beta
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-This code is beta. Someone who has more experience in using libmilter should look over the code and send me some feedback. The code is really short (one file with 270 lines) and based on the libmilter example.
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+This code is beta. It would be gread if someone who has more experience with libmilter would look at my code and send me some feedback. The code is really short (one file with 270 lines) and based on the libmilter example.
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## Build
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As always:
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Max von Buelow