I posted this problem as an exim bug, but it was immediately dismissed
because the MTA rejection response indicates a temporary problem, so
apparently retrying 4 more times inside a second to different IP addresses
for the same domain is deemed acceptable behavior rather than waiting a
normal retry
On Mon, Sep 30, 2024 at 11:41:24AM GMT, Jim Fenton via Exim-users wrote:
[...]
> I’m switching over from procmail to sieve for server-side mail
> filtering. Sieve apparently doesn’t see the header fields added in
> the router, so it’s not refiling my spam messages properly.
Do you have a good re
A couple of years ago, I set up my Exim configuration so that instead of adding
header fields like X-Spam-Score in acl_check_data, I added them in certain
internal delivery routers (e.g., userforward) so that they wouldn’t appear in
outgoing mail. I did the same for Authentication-results.
I’m
On 2024-09-30 Jeremy Harris via Exim-users wrote:
> On 19/09/2024 23:47, Ali Ahmed via Exim-users wrote:
> > During the signing process, Exim attempts to read the DKIM private key and
> > throws a segmentation fault.
> (No immediate resolution)
> There's two points of interest: why the key file
On 19/09/2024 23:47, Ali Ahmed via Exim-users wrote:
During the signing process, Exim attempts to read the DKIM private key and
throws a segmentation fault.
(No immediate resolution)
There's two points of interest: why the key file couldn't be opened,
and why the SIGSEGV.
On the file open
- i
Hello Exim Community,
I am encountering a consistent issue with Exim 4.98 during DKIM signing of
outgoing messages. The system throws a SIGSEGV fault when trying to open
the DKIM private key for a specific domain.
Environment Details:
Exim version: 4.98 (installed via DNF package)
DKIM Setup: DKI
On 27/09/2024 18:59, Ivor Durham via Exim-users wrote:
Any idea what could be causing exim to retry multiple times in rapid
succession like this?
This is normal operation.
A 4xx response combined with multiple available MXs to try.
Note that the IP's differ.
At the cost of reduced reliabilit
