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Thanks for reading this. I've got two questions regarding my exim logs: I've just started receiving SMTP again, and I'm a bit rusty on the log entries ;-J 1. This looks like a dictionary attack, but my wife is a nurse and she has used epocrates, although not with either "cresler" or "mosher" as a user name: is it a probe? 2005-09-16 23:25:36 verify failed for SMTP recipient CRESLER at TIMESUCKER.HOMELINUX.ORG from <0640908066008.3953720 at b.prod.survey.epocrates.com> H=(smtp.epocrates.com) [63.241.66.159] 2005-09-16 23:29:36 verify failed for SMTP recipient MOSHER at TIMESUCKER.HOMELINUX.ORG from <07174f70accd8.3991610 at b.prod.survey.epocrates.com> H=(smtp.epocrates.com) [63.241.66.159] 2005-09-16 23:31:20 verify failed for SMTP recipient CRESLER at TIMESUCKER.HOMELINUX.ORG from <0640908066008.3953720 at b.prod.survey.epocrates.com> H=(smtp.epocrates.com) [63.241.66.159] 2005-09-16 23:34:36 SMTP command timeout on connection from (smtp.epocrates.com) [63.241.66.159] 2005-09-16 23:36:30 verify failed for SMTP recipient MOSHER at TIMESUCKER.HOMELINUX.ORG from <07174f7066008.3928319 at b.prod.survey.epocrates.com> H=(smtp.epocrates.com) [63.241.66.159] 2. Will disabling verify break anything? Thanks for your help: all advice welcome. Bill Horne
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