More confusion. Just because - I tried changing EmailBlockReport to "stopme" (my old address was "assp-block"). Because that's a sync'ed parameter it took effect on both hosts (I saw it happen in the logs and verified by reloading the GUI). Then, on host 1, I changed the blank BlockRepForwHost to <host2:relayport>. And...
Almost the same thing happened. After a brief time (about a minute) - just like before on host 1 I saw Oct-17-22 20:01:50 [Worker_10000] BlockReport-forward: will try to use STARTTLS to <host2:relayport> Oct-17-22 20:01:50 [Worker_10000] BlockReport-forward: will try to use STARTTLS to <host2:relayport> But on host 2: Oct-17-22 20:01:50 [Worker_1] Connected: session:7FBF0824FAB8 <host1ip>:51410 > 205.185.118.6:10025 > 127.0.0.1:33586 > 127.0.0.1:125 , 1230-1233 Oct-17-22 20:01:50 [Worker_1] <host1ip> info: injected '250-STARTTLS' offer in to EHLO reply Oct-17-22 20:01:50 [Worker_1] <host1ip>info: send '250-STARTTLS' - injected for 127.0.0.1 Oct-17-22 20:01:50 62110-00599 [Worker_1] <host1ip> <myaddr> to: <oldblockaddr> warning: got reply '550 5.1.1 <<oldblockaddr>>: Recipient address rejected: User unknown in virtual mailbox table' from 127.0.0.1 Oct-17-22 20:01:50 62110-00599 [Worker_1] <host1ip> <myaddr> to: <oldblockaddr> [SMTP Error] 550 5.1.1 <<oldblockaddr>>: Recipient address rejected: User unknown in virtual mailbox table Oct-17-22 20:01:50 [Worker_1] myaddr matches myaddr in LocalAddresses_Flat Oct-17-22 20:01:50 [Worker_1] <oldblockaddr>myaddr matches myaddr in EmailAdmins Oct-17-22 20:01:50 62110-00599 [Worker_1] <host1ip> <myaddr> to: <oldblockaddr> info: allocated 292.97 kByte memory to process this mail Oct-17-22 20:01:50 62110-00599 [Worker_1] <host1ip> <myaddr> to: <oldblockaddr> info: got reply '554 5.5.1 Error: no valid recipients' - message is rejected by the server host 127.0.0.1 Oct-17-22 20:01:50 62110-00599 [Worker_1] <host1ip> <myaddr> to: <oldblockaddr> [SMTP Error] 554 5.5.1 Error: no valid recipients Oct-17-22 20:01:50 62110-00599 [Worker_1] <host1ip> <myaddr> to: <oldblockaddr> info: required and expected SMTP commands are: 'MAIL FROM:,RSET|QUIT,NOOP,HELP' - got 'Received: from [<my-local-client-IP>] (unknown [<my-client-internet-IP>])' from the peer - dropping connection Oct-17-22 20:01:50 62110-00599 [Worker_1] <host1ip> <myaddr> to: <oldblockaddr> [SMTP Error] 503 Bad sequence of commands Oct-17-22 20:01:50 62110-00599 [Worker_1] <host1ip> <myaddr> to: <oldblockaddr> [SMTP Status] 421 <smtp2.amfes.com> closing transmission Oct-17-22 20:01:50 62110-00599 [Worker_1] <host1ip> <myaddr> to: <oldblockaddr> disconnected: session:7FBF0824FAB8 <host1ip> - command list was 'EHLO,MAIL FROM,RCPT TO,DATA,Received:' - used 5 SocketCalls - processing time 0 seconds So...where is the old block address coming from? Unless that's a default buried somewhere. I did a "grep -lir 'assp-block'" against assp.cfg and the contents of the /files directory, and also in my Postfix configuration, and found nothing. I also don't list it in my mysql aliases. -- Daniel _______________________________________________ Assp-test mailing list Assp-test@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-test
