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--- checkhelo [2012-06-11 08:24] – created randerson
+++ checkhelo [2013-12-06 11:54] (current) – Fix formatting rspencer
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-=====CheckHelo=====
+====== CheckHelo ======
 HELO/EHLO checks can be specified using the below options. Most options can be inherited or explicitly set to yes or no.
-====CheckHelo Configuration====
+===== CheckHelo Configuration =====
   * Use Blacklist
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     * IPv6 address literals will be recognized aswell.
-====Server Configuration====
+===== Server Configuration =====
 Configuration for this module is done in the CheckHelo section in the configuration file.
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     * (Supported in: r493+, v2.1.x)
-**IMPORTANT NOTE**
+==== Important Note ====
 Its highly recommended to use the whitelisted hosts file in the database/whitelists/ directory by running:
-<code>./parse-checkhelo-whitelist > checkhelo-whitelist.sql</code>
+<code>
+./parse-checkhelo-whitelist > checkhelo-whitelist.sql
+</code>
 Then load checkhelo-whitelist.sql into your database.
-__Complete Example__
+===== Complete Example =====
 Taking the policies described in the other feature document, we can apply a reasonable set of HELO/EHLO checks to all inbound email:
-<code>Check HELO/EHLO on Inbound
+<code>
+Check HELO/EHLO on Inbound
 Policy: Default Inbound Policy
 UseBlacklist: Yes
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 RejectInvalid: No
 RejectNonLiteralIP: No
-RejectNonResolvable: No</code>
+RejectNonResolvable: No
+</code>