On 2 Apr 2019, at 11:17, Francesc Peñalvez wrote:
following the instructions given to me place the access in front of
the rule that is not supported ips unresolved, and as I still have the
same problems I added a debug to that ip that interests me and among
other things in this debug I find this:
16:43:05 ns postfix / smtpd [28258]: generic_checks: name =
check_client_access
Apr 2 16:43:05 ns postfix / smtpd [28258]: check_namadr_access: name
unknown addr 213.4.61.170
Apr 2 16:43:05 ns postfix / smtpd [28258]: check_domain_access:
unknown
Apr 2 16:43:05 ns postfix / smtpd [28258]: maps_find: hash: / etc /
postfix / access: unknown: not found
Apr 2 16:43:05 ns postfix / smtpd [28258]: check_addr_access:
213.4.61.170
my access file contains:
213.4.61.170 OK
Where do I have the error?
It is impossible for us to tell, because you have not provided enough
information.
The solution may be as simple as using 'postmap' to rebuild the
operational form of the access map (e.g. /etc/postfix/access.db) or it
may be something more complex.
See http://www.postfix.org/DEBUG_README.html#mail for how to effectively
report problems here.
Most importantly:
1. Turn off debug logging.
2. Provide the output of 'postconf -nf' and 'postconf -Mf'
3. Provide log lines relevant to a single SMTP session with the problem.
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