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This is a discussion on blocking a domain partially within the Mail Servers forums, part of the Mastering Servers category; Hi all, we are struggling with an issue.. the issues is as follows.. sender domain and receiver domain are same.. ...
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It is called spoofing and used to send spam. Try all of the following with your MTA
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