Ah ha, so it is in the database rather than /home/vpopmail/etc/open-smtp. And...the database contains the IPs!
mysql> select * from relay; +----------------+------------+ | ip_addr | timestamp | +----------------+------------+ | 83.167.100.41 | 1162456105 | | 69.236.80.73 | 1162455951 | | 63.195.16.136 | 1162445324 | | 67.161.162.12 | 1162455940 | | 71.139.185.158 | 1162449362 | | 71.202.165.159 | 1162447742 | | 208.53.81.33 | 1162454384 | | 24.61.40.57 | 1162455976 | +----------------+------------+ 8 rows in set (0.00 sec) Now checking tcp.smtp.cdb... [EMAIL PROTECTED]/0 ~]$grep 63.195.16.136 /etc/tcprules.d/tcp.smtp.cdb Binary file /etc/tcprules.d/tcp.smtp.cdb matches And my IP address is found! So...it *should* be working, but it's not. Arrr! Anything else I can look at? Quinn On Thu, 02 Nov 2006 08:24:57 +0100, andrej wrote: >> Yes! >> > then you should check if you have the 'relay' table (and whats written > there) in your vpopmail mysql table. You can also look at tcp.smtp.cdb > with cat tcp.smtp.cdb. You find the listed IPs at the end of the dump. > > cheers > andrej > > >
