MX V5.3 ECO 08 Kit README
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Use VMSINSTAL to install this ECO kit:

   $ @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL ECO08_MX053 dev:[dir]

The ECO08_MX053.A file in this kit contains the complete installation
saveset for use with VMSINSTAL.

If you run MX in a mixed-architecture VMScluster environment, you
must install this kit on one system of each architecture (VAX, Alpha)
in order for these changes to be effective.

Changes Included in ECO 08
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  1) MX_DECODE (new image)
     Security patch. [ECO 02, 23-Nov-2002]

  2) MX_LOCAL (new image)
     Security patch. [ECO 02, 23-Nov-2002]
     Local forwarder relay fix. [ECO 03, 08-Feb-2003]
     Use SET LOCAL/DISABLE_EXQUOTA=FATAL setting instead of obsoleted logical name. [ECO 04, 09-Mar-2003]
     Fix problem VMS MAIL From header generation that could sometimes confuse VMS MAIL. [ECO 06, 28-Jun-2003]

  3) MX_MLF (new image)
     Correct ACCVIO that could occur during subscription confirmation processing. [ECO 01, 11-May-2002]

  4) MX_SHR (new image)
     Fix local delivery problem when using NAME_CONVERSION callout. [ECO 03, 31-Jan-2003]

  5) MX_SITE_IN (new image)
     Fix generation of From: header for privileged users. [ECO 05, 23-Mar-2003]

  6) REJMAN (new image)
     Fix corruption of last-ID record during overlapped updates to rejection database.  [ECO 04, 09-Mar-2003]

  7) SMTP_SERVER (new image)
     Fix corruption of last-ID record during overlapped updates to rejection database.  [ECO 04, 09-Mar-2003]
     Change rejection reference count update strategy to be time-based rather than count-based. [ECO 04, 09-Mar-2003]
     Add support for MX_SMTP_SERVER_ADDRESS logical name to have server bind to specific address. [ECO 07, 16-Jul-2003]
     Add support for MX_INVALID_DOMAIN_ADDRESSES logical name for anti-spam invalid-domain checking. [ECO 08, 21-Sep-2003]
         To use this logical:
    
         $ DEFINE/SYSTEM/EXEC MX_INVALID_DOMAIN_ADDRESSES "addr[:netmask]",...
    
         Addresses and netmasks are specified in dotted-decimal form.  If no netmask is provided,
         address is assumed to be for a host.  Use quotation marks around each specification, and
         use commas to separate the quoted strings when specifying more than one.