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From: Jano Lukac <jedovaty@yahoo.com>
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Hi,

sorry if this is OT: what are some tests one could run to make absolutley (or
near absolute) sure one's mail server does not allow anonymous mail relay? 
I've tried simple telnet to smtp port from various ip's, and so far secure. 
Anything else I can do?

thanks,
jano

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