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Re: Bug in smtpd_client_restrictions (rule skipped) or misconfiguration? Logs provided showing problem.
Victor.Duchovni
MorganStanley.com
Date: Tue Jun 01 2004 - 16:43:23 CDT
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On Tue, 1 Jun 2004, Gavin wrote:
> > Make up your mind: is it CDB or Berkeley DB?
>
> Both. I expect the problem is independent of the table type, since the "postmap -fq" test cases work fine.
>
> I tried using BDB hash tables first. Then I recompiled only with CDB support, and changed files appropriately. The result was the same in both tests. The rules in the check_client_access for smtpd_client_restrictions seem to be ignored when the MX record contains numerical data or the PTR is not verifiable.
>
Please setup a consistent configuration with a properly postmapped ".db"
file and main.cf using "hash:" or a properly built ".cdb" file and main.cf
using "cdb:". Then examine verbose output from sessions logged via
"debug_peer_list = 200.0.0.0/8". This will show whether the "200" lookup
is made or not (and why) and if made whether it returns the expected
results.
--
Viktor.
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