On Mar 19, 2013, at 17:22, Joan <aseq...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, I am using postscreen to do some tests on a system, I would like to > disable the caching of users that postcreen does (I am basically testing some > stuff reacting on late HELO) > So far I couldn't find a way to totally or mostly disable the caching, this > is what I tried (I would like to apply the 5s delay to everyone) > > postscreen_greet_wait=5s > postscreen_cache_retention_time=1s > postscreen_cache_cleanup_interval=1s > postscreen_cache_retention_time=1s > > No matter what I do, the entries are created, and they aren't deleted after > one second. > > Another option I looked for was to change postscreen_cache_map into something > like /dev/null, without much success neither > (http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#postscreen_cache_map > > Could someone give me some directions on where to look to do what I need?
Hmm, not sure times and intervals are supposed to go that low for postscreen. Have you tried specifying an empty value for 'postscreen_cache_map'? No idea if that actually works, by the way, but if you haven't tried it, who knows. Other than that, I would look at rewriting the tests, feeding postscreen enough unique values to last for like 30 seconds, remove the cache map file, reload Postfix, and repeat until satisfied? HTH, Jona
