Usually, all error messages coming from chkuser, as well as any other
error coming from smtp servers or MX servers, are for other servers, not
for clients.
In the dialogue between servers, those errors are handled in a different
way. When a receiving system warns about "No existing user", a server
continues to send remaining recipients, and prepares a warning message
to sender for not existing users.
Instead, when a "normal" client get back an error, it stops immediately
any operation.
Thinking better, this CHKUSER_RCPTLIMIT variable could exist if you want
to put an hard limit for normal clients, as the client will stop sending
after the first error (that is what you want in this case).
Regards,
Tonino
Il 04/10/2024 16:56, Tony White ha scritto:
Okay, not sure why you would allow any user unbounded send capability
authenticated or not, but anyway.
Thank you Tonino your insight got me to recheck and there was another
tcprules in use I forgot about.
Problem solved.
Yay!
regards
Tony White
Across Technology
4a Birmingham Rd,
Mount Evelyn,
Victoria 3796
Mob 0481 362 743
acrosstechnology.com.au
ALL CALLS ARE RECORDED
On 5/10/24 00:13, Tonix wrote:
This variable should not be used when accepting messages from
authenticated users for relaying.
It should be used when foreign senders send to our MX.
Anyway, are you using same cdb file fot all systems?
Regards,
Tonino
Il 04/10/2024 09:53, Tony White ha scritto:
Hi Folks,
Starting having issues with a single client needing to send
numerous emails in one dump.
I have modifies tcp.rules to allow CHKUSER_RCPTLIMIT="50"
done qmailctl cdb
restarted qmail and it still refuses to let 10 or more be sent.
Am I missing something here?
TIA ;)
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regards
Tony White
Across Technology
4a Birmingham Rd,
Mount Evelyn,
Victoria 3796
Mob 0481 362 743
acrosstechnology.com.au
ALL CALLS ARE RECORDED
