Hi,
Finally, after debugging, I realized what happened. In the default .tgz
a rcpthosts file exists in config directory. So, qpsmtpd finds first
this file and avoid the /var/qmail/control/rcpthosts. This file has one
line: localhost. So that's the reason because it doesn't check the
correct f
On Sun, 16 Nov 2008 21:09:02 +0100
Lucas -LandM- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Thank you for your guide. I put a trace in the plugin discovering
> that this piece of code doesn't check all domains in rcpt_hosts. Indeed,
> it only checks me and "localhost". I don't know how to follow.
Can you pu
Hi Baltasar,
Thank you for your guide. I put a trace in the plugin discovering
that this piece of code doesn't check all domains in rcpt_hosts. Indeed,
it only checks me and "localhost". I don't know how to follow.
# Check if this recipient host is allowed
for my $allowed (@rcpt_hosts
Hi Lucas,
I assume there is no upgrade file as the qpsmtpd setups are too
specific; the system is designed to suit a mass of different setup
and mostly be used by people who will at least be able understand the
plugin code...
As to your question:
It sounds strange to me that old plugins w
Hi,
I'm using .32 version and our company is very happy. Yesterday I
tried to upgrade to .40 version. I untared sources, copied modified
plugins and plugins file.
I tried to send a mail but it rejected in rcpt_ok plugin:
Plugin rcpt_ok, hook rcpt returned DENY, Relaying denied (#5.7.1)
I
