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Hi Martin,

Martin Jessa wrote:
> Not only it's way faster than perl based messagewall, amavisd and mailscanner etc but it also has neat stuff like making connections back to the sender's MX checking for validity of the sender's email.
This Feature sounds interesting. How is it actually called in exim ? I'd 
like to check the exim docu to see some details, because it really 
sounds interesting.

Could you provide me with some keywords to search for ?

TIA,
Marian