fakessh(fake...@fakessh.eu)@Wed, Sep 01, 2010 at 02:19:46AM +0200: > hi all > hi folks > hi wieste : the saincristain of postfix > hi all the postfix network > > I consult regularly logs postfix > I consult regularly logs postfix, and he appears regularly attempts > to connect mx3.mail2000.com.tw > and that is that I do not understand how it happens > I have the following rules in my postfix config > > smtpd_recipient_restrictions > check_client_access regexp:/etc/postfix/blacklist_clients > ~]# cat /etc/postfix/blacklist_clients > /\.dynamic\.hinet\.net$/ REJECT UCE black-listed. > /\.seed\.hinet\.net$/ REJECT UCE black-listed. > /\.br\.hinet\.net$/ REJECT UCE black-listed. > /\.ms1\.hinet\.net$/ REJECT UCE black-listed. > /\mx3\.mail2000\.com\.tw$/ REJECT > /\mx2\.mail2000\.com\.tw$/ REJECT > /\mx2\.mail\.tw\.yahoo\.com$/ REJECT > /\mx1\.mail\.tw\.yahoo\.com$/ REJECT > /\.HINET-IP\.hinet\.net$/ REJECT UCE black-listed. > > this may be a confusion between elementary smtpd_client_restrictions > vs smtpd_recipient_restrictions
"\m" isn't the same as "m". You don't need to start your regexes with a backslash unless there's a character you want to escape (e.g. "."). -- Bill Weiss
