Stefan Palme wrote:
Hi all,
I am currently working on a new logfile analyzer for postfix.
Regarding this I will probably have some questions. Here the
first one:
When an incoming mail is rejected because of one of the rules
defined by smtpd_{sender,recipient,data,helo}_restrictions, this
rejection is logged with queue-id="NOQUEUE":
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Jun 12 19:11:30 [postfix/smtpd] NOQUEUE: reject:
RCPT from 217-68-166-69.dynamic.primacom.net[217.68.166.69]:
450 4.1.2 <t...@nix.da>: Recipient address rejected: Domain not found;
from=<sen...@example.com> to=<t...@nix.da>
proto=ESMTP helo=<[192.168.1.144]>
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Can I be sure that postfix creates a queue-id only AFTER
all smtpd_*_restrictions have been passed successfully?
If not - what is the general rule when I have to expect a NOQUEUE
and when to expect a conrete queue ID?
A QUEUEID is created when the number of accepted recipients
for a message is greater than zero.
In the case of a multi-recipient message where some recipients
are accepted and some rejected, recipients before the first
accepted recipient will have NOQUEUEID, after that a QUEUEID
will be listed.
A message may be rejected by smtpd_{data,
end-of-data}_restrictions, in which case a QUEUEID will have
already been created.
-- Noel Jones
