On 3/12/2013 2:41 PM, Alex wrote: > Hi, > >>>>> In my check_sender_access file I have the following: >>>>> >>>>> 64.68.76.15 OK >>> >>> You have provided me with some great information that I will have to >>> review and be sure I understand properly. >>> >>> I even removed the reject_unknown_sender_domain restriction and the >>> mail still bounced. It probably has to do with the ordering >>> suggestions you've made below, but I added the IP to my_networks, and >>> now it's working. >>> >>> Could that mean that it was a different restriction that was rejecting >>> this mail, >> >> The logs tell the story. The mail may have been rejected by a >> different restriction, or you may have more than one >> reject_unknown_sender_domain. >> >>> or is it still related to the unresolvable >>> appl...@tank.sub1.domain.com host as I initially thought?
You said it was still rejected, but didn't show the new log entry demonstrating the new problem. Without the new log entry, we can't tell what happened. >> >> Don't say "host" here, this is an email address or (if you ignore >> the user@ part) a domain. Using the wrong terms adds to your confusion. > > So you mean the email address (not host) isn't really relevant here > and was not the source of the message being rejected? No, I'm saying we don't know why the message was rejected, and reminding you to not call an email address a host. > Are you referring to the postfix entry from the successful delivery? > It looks like pretty much every other: I thought we were talking about an unwanted rejection. If the mail was successfully delivered, then we're done here. > > Mar 12 15:28:39 mail02 postfix/postscreen[4477]: CONNECT from > [64.68.76.15]:19735 to [64.111.222.27]:25 > Mar 12 15:28:39 mail02 postfix/postscreen[4477]: WHITELISTED > [64.68.76.15]:19735 > Mar 12 15:28:39 mail02 postfix/smtpd[23998]: connect from unknown[64.68.76.15] > > It's then processed by amavisd and delivered normally. > > Thanks, > Alex > -- Noel Jones
