milter-greylist-1.3.8
2004-06-01 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
Hi milter-greylist-1.3.8 is just a build warning fix. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus manu@...
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milter-greylist-1.3.8
upcoming version 1.4
2004-06-01 by Emmanuel Dreyfus
On Tue, Jun 01, 2004 at 04:19:55PM +0000, Emmanuel Dreyfus wrote: > milter-greylist-1.3.8 is just a build warning fix. I'd like to issue a 1.4 release. Can you please check that 1.3.8 builds and runs without a hitch on your platform of choice? If no new problem is discovered, I plan to release 1.4 this weekend. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus manu@...
Re: [milter-greylist] upcoming version 1.4
2004-06-01 by Matthieu Herrb
Emmanuel Dreyfus wrote: > On Tue, Jun 01, 2004 at 04:19:55PM +0000, Emmanuel Dreyfus wrote: > >>milter-greylist-1.3.8 is just a build warning fix. > > > I'd like to issue a 1.4 release. Can you please check that > 1.3.8 builds and runs without a hitch on your platform of choice? > If no new problem is discovered, I plan to release 1.4 this weekend. One small remaining problem: the milter-greylist-1.3.8 directory itself has a stange mode (740) that still prevents install over NFS. Other access rights are ok. -- Matthieu Herrb
Re: [milter-greylist] upcoming version 1.4
2004-06-01 by manu@netbsd.org
Matthieu Herrb <matthieu.herrb@...> wrote: > One small remaining problem: the milter-greylist-1.3.8 directory itself > has a stange mode (740) that still prevents install over NFS. Other > access rights are ok. Ok, I'll fix that. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus Il y a 10 sortes de personnes dans le monde: ceux qui comprennent le binaire et ceux qui ne le comprennent pas. manu@...
peer - reply 200
2004-06-01 by hans hm04
hi all i am running 2 mail-gateways on solaris 9 with milter-greylist 1.3.8 and tried to activate the peer statement, each with the others ip-address. in syslog i found the following lines repeating: May 31 00:10:29 dzsmtp1 milter-greylist: [ID 829402 mail.info] Incoming MX sync connexion from 194.37.61.90 May 31 00:10:29 dzsmtp2 milter-greylist: [ID 699817 mail.info] Connection to 194.37.61.86 established May 31 00:10:29 dzsmtp2 milter-greylist: [ID 421412 mail.error] Unexpected reply "200" from 194.37.61.86, closing connexion (52 entries queued) i tried a telnet interactively to port 5252 and it seams to work. then i looked around in the source-code and didn't found any reply-code 200 as error-msg. it seems, that this "200" comes from the welcome-dialog just bevor and is hanging in any buffer. so for me looks like that the synchronisation of this protocoll 5252 doesn't work correctly, but maybe i am wrong. is anybody out there, who's running milter-greylists on 2 mx successfully with the peer-statement in the config-file ? or any other ideas ? best regards from vienna hans --
Re: [milter-greylist] peer - reply 200
2004-06-01 by manu@netbsd.org
hans hm04 <hm04.yer@...> wrote: > is anybody out there, who's running milter-greylists on 2 mx > successfully with the peer-statement in the config-file ? Sure there is, why do you think I bothered implementing that odd feature? Could you perform a tcpdump -s0 -X 'port 5252' during the sync attempt? That could help figuring out what happens. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus Il y a 10 sortes de personnes dans le monde: ceux qui comprennent le binaire et ceux qui ne le comprennent pas. manu@...
Re: [milter-greylist] upcoming version 1.4
2004-06-03 by Cyril Guibourg
Emmanuel Dreyfus <manu@...> writes: > I'd like to issue a 1.4 release. Can you please check that > 1.3.8 builds and runs without a hitch on your platform of choice? > If no new problem is discovered, I plan to release 1.4 this weekend. No problem on FreeBSD 4.X and 5.X so far.
Re: [milter-greylist] peer - reply 200
2004-06-06 by hans hm04
hi Emmanuel
sorry for my late answer, but i was very busy last days.
due to your first reply i did see, that i didn't ask
what i want. my question should be "is there somebody out
who use the peer statement on _solaris_ plattform"
in the meantime i didn't find any solution.
i did insert in sync.c some syslog-debugs and i can
see the text which is transmitted.
doing this with the same data with telnet from shell-prompt
it is o.k.
below is the dump of network port 5252.
interesting frame 4 and 6
4 is the welcome-dialog, but 6 has this too.
it's not a tcpdump, as this is not available on solaris,
it's a "snoop" but maybe you can use this too, as i assume
you are not interestet in ip-header, more in the hex-dump
of the higher layers.
best regards from vienna
hans
--
1 0.00000 dzsmtp2 -> dzsmtp1 TCP D=49932 S=5252 Syn Ack=3351061952 Seq=1659155073 Len=0 Win=49640 Options=<mss 1460,nop,nop,sackOK>
0: 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 2077 e050 0800 4500 ....\ufffd... w.P..E.
16: 0030 1ec3 4000 4006 1d0a c225 3d5a c225 .0..@.@....%=Z.%
32: 3d56 1484 c30c 62e4 b281 c7bd 25c0 7012 =V....b.....%.p.
48: c1e8 e7b6 0000 0204 05b4 0101 0402 ..............
2 0.00002 dzsmtp1 -> dzsmtp2 TCP D=5252 S=49932 Syn Seq=3351061951 Len=0 Win=49640 Options=<mss 1460,nop,nop,sackOK>
0: 0800 2077 e050 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 4500 .. w.P....\ufffd...E.
16: 0030 556d 4000 4006 e65f c225 3d56 c225 .0Um@.@.._.%=V.%
32: 3d5a c30c 1484 c7bd 25bf 0000 0000 7002 =Z......%.....p.
48: c1e8 fd2d 0000 0204 05b4 0101 0402 0000 ...-............
64: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
80: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
96: 00 .
3 0.00072 dzsmtp1 -> dzsmtp2 TCP D=5252 S=49932 Ack=1659155074 Seq=3351061952 Len=0 Win=49640
0: 0800 2077 e050 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 4500 .. w.P....\ufffd...E.
16: 0028 556e 4000 4006 e666 c225 3d56 c225 .(Un@.@..f.%=V.%
32: 3d5a c30c 1484 c7bd 25c0 62e4 b282 5010 =Z......%.b...P.
48: c1e8 147b 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ...{............
64: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
80: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
96: 00 .
4 0.00543 dzsmtp2 -> dzsmtp1 TCP D=49932 S=5252 Push Ack=3351061952 Seq=1659155074 Len=28 Win=49640
0: 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 2077 e050 0800 4500 ....\ufffd... w.P..E.
16: 0044 1ec4 4000 4006 1cf5 c225 3d5a c225 .D..@.@....%=Z.%
32: 3d56 1484 c30c 62e4 b282 c7bd 25c0 5018 =V....b.....%.P.
48: c1e8 4f47 0000 3230 3020 5965 6168 2c20 ..OG..200 Yeah,
64: 7768 6174 2064 6f20 796f 7520 7761 6e74 what do you want
80: 3f0a ?.
5 0.00083 dzsmtp1 -> dzsmtp2 TCP D=5252 S=49932 Ack=1659155102 Seq=3351061952 Len=0 Win=49640
0: 0800 2077 e050 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 4500 .. w.P....\ufffd...E.
16: 0028 556f 4000 4006 e665 c225 3d56 c225 .(Uo@.@..e.%=V.%
32: 3d5a c30c 1484 c7bd 25c0 62e4 b29e 5010 =Z......%.b...P.
48: c1e8 145f 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ..._............
64: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
80: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
96: 00 .
6 0.00090 dzsmtp1 -> dzsmtp2 TCP D=5252 S=49932 Push Ack=1659155102 Seq=3351061952 Len=119 Win=49640
0: 0800 2077 e050 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 4500 .. w.P....\ufffd...E.
16: 009f 5570 4000 4006 e5ed c225 3d56 c225 ..Up@.@....%=V.%
32: 3d5a c30c 1484 c7bd 25c0 62e4 b29e 5018 =Z......%.b...P.
48: c1e8 3d35 0000 3230 3020 5965 6168 2c20 ..=5..200 Yeah,
64: 7768 6174 2064 6f20 796f 7520 7761 6e74 what do you want
80: 3f0a 6164 6420 6164 6472 2031 3934 2e34 ?.add addr 194.4
96: 382e 3132 352e 3337 2066 726f 6d20 3c68 8.125.37 from <h
112: 616e 732e 6d61 7965 7240 6131 2e6e 6574 ans.mayer@...
128: 3e20 7263 7074 203c 6861 6e73 2e6d 6179 > rcpt <hans.may
144: 6572 4061 6765 732e 6174 3e20 6461 7465 er@...> date
160: 2031 3038 3635 3538 3033 370d 0a 1086558037..
7 0.00050 dzsmtp2 -> dzsmtp1 TCP D=49932 S=5252 Ack=3351062071 Seq=1659155102 Len=0 Win=49521
0: 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 2077 e050 0800 4500 ....\ufffd... w.P..E.
16: 0028 1ec5 4000 4006 1d10 c225 3d5a c225 .(..@.@....%=Z.%
32: 3d56 1484 c30c 62e4 b29e c7bd 2637 5010 =V....b.....&7P.
48: c171 145f 0000 .q._..
8 0.00052 dzsmtp2 -> dzsmtp1 TCP D=49932 S=5252 Push Ack=3351062071 Seq=1659155102 Len=54 Win=49521
0: 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 2077 e050 0800 4500 ....\ufffd... w.P..E.
16: 005e 1ec6 4000 4006 1cd9 c225 3d5a c225 .^..@.@....%=Z.%
32: 3d56 1484 c30c 62e4 b29e c7bd 2637 5018 =V....b.....&7P.
48: c171 508f 0000 3230 3020 5965 6168 2c20 .qP...200 Yeah,
64: 7768 6174 2064 6f20 796f 7520 7761 6e74 what do you want
80: 3f0a 3130 3220 496e 7661 6c69 6420 636f ?.102 Invalid co
96: 6d6d 616e 6420 2232 3030 220a mmand "200".
9 0.00068 dzsmtp1 -> dzsmtp2 TCP D=5252 S=49932 Ack=1659155156 Seq=3351062071 Len=0 Win=49640
0: 0800 2077 e050 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 4500 .. w.P....\ufffd...E.
16: 0028 5571 4000 4006 e663 c225 3d56 c225 .(Uq@.@..c.%=V.%
32: 3d5a c30c 1484 c7bd 2637 62e4 b2d4 5010 =Z......&7b...P.
48: c1e8 13b2 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
64: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
80: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
96: 00 .
10 0.00136 dzsmtp1 -> dzsmtp2 TCP D=5252 S=49932 Fin Ack=1659155156 Seq=3351062071 Len=0 Win=49640
0: 0800 2077 e050 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 4500 .. w.P....\ufffd...E.
16: 0028 5572 4000 4006 e662 c225 3d56 c225 .(Ur@.@..b.%=V.%
32: 3d5a c30c 1484 c7bd 2637 62e4 b2d4 5011 =Z......&7b...P.
48: c1e8 13b1 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
64: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
80: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
96: 00 .
11 0.00008 dzsmtp2 -> dzsmtp1 TCP D=49932 S=5252 Ack=3351062072 Seq=1659155156 Len=0 Win=49521
0: 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 2077 e050 0800 4500 ....\ufffd... w.P..E.
16: 0028 1ec7 4000 4006 1d0e c225 3d5a c225 .(..@.@....%=Z.%
32: 3d56 1484 c30c 62e4 b2d4 c7bd 2638 5010 =V....b.....&8P.
48: c171 1428 0000 .q.(..
12 0.00025 dzsmtp2 -> dzsmtp1 TCP D=49932 S=5252 Push Ack=3351062072 Seq=1659155156 Len=13 Win=49521
0: 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 2077 e050 0800 4500 ....\ufffd... w.P..E.
16: 0035 1ec8 4000 4006 1d00 c225 3d5a c225 .5..@.@....%=Z.%
32: 3d56 1484 c30c 62e4 b2d4 c7bd 2638 5018 =V....b.....&8P.
48: c171 5527 0000 3230 3220 476f 6f64 2062 .qU'..202 Good b
64: 7965 0a ye.
13 0.00027 dzsmtp2 -> dzsmtp1 TCP D=49932 S=5252 Fin Ack=3351062072 Seq=1659155169 Len=0 Win=49521
0: 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 2077 e050 0800 4500 ....\ufffd... w.P..E.
16: 0028 1ec9 4000 4006 1d0c c225 3d5a c225 .(..@.@....%=Z.%
32: 3d56 1484 c30c 62e4 b2e1 c7bd 2638 5011 =V....b.....&8P.
48: c171 141a 0000 .q....
14 0.00064 dzsmtp1 -> dzsmtp2 TCP D=5252 S=49932 Rst Seq=3351062072 Len=0 Win=49640
0: 0800 2077 e050 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 4500 .. w.P....\ufffd...E.
16: 0028 5573 4000 4006 e661 c225 3d56 c225 .(Us@.@..a.%=V.%
32: 3d5a c30c 1484 c7bd 2638 0000 0000 5004 =Z......&8....P.
48: c1e8 2976 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ..)v............
64: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
80: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
96: 00 .
15 0.00018 dzsmtp1 -> dzsmtp2 TCP D=5252 S=49932 Rst Seq=3351062072 Len=0 Win=0
0: 0800 2077 e050 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 4500 .. w.P....\ufffd...E.
16: 0028 5574 4000 4006 e660 c225 3d56 c225 .(Ut@.@..`.%=V.%
32: 3d5a c30c 1484 c7bd 2638 0000 0000 5004 =Z......&8....P.
48: 0000 eb5e 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ...^............
64: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
80: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
96: 00 .
and this is the corexsponding syslog
Jun 6 23:26:37 dzsmtp1 milter-greylist: [ID 699817 mail.info] Connection to 194.37.61.90 established
Jun 6 23:26:37 dzsmtp2 milter-greylist: [ID 829402 mail.info] Incoming MX sync connexion from 194.37.61.86
Jun 6 23:26:37 dzsmtp1 milter-greylist: [ID 421412 mail.error] Unexpected reply "200" from 194.37.61.90, closing connexion (1 entries queued)
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On Fri, Jun 04, 2004 at 08:54:13AM +0200, Emmanuel Dreyfus wrote: > hans hm04 <hm04.yer@...> wrote: > > > hi all > > > > i am running 2 mail-gateways on solaris 9 with milter-greylist 1.3.8 > > and tried to activate the peer statement, each with the others > > ip-address. in syslog i found the following lines repeating: > > > > May 31 00:10:29 dzsmtp1 milter-greylist: [ID 829402 mail.info] Incoming MX > > May 31 00:10:29 dzsmtpsync connexion from 194.37.61.90 2 milter-greylist: > > May 31 00:10:29 dzsmtp[ID 699817 mail.info] Connection to 194.37.61.86 > > May 31 00:10:29 dzsmtpestablished 2 milter-greylist: [ID 421412 > > May 31 00:10:29 dzsmtpmail.error] Unexpected reply "200" from > > May 31 00:10:29 dzsmtp194.37.61.86, closing connexion (52 entries queued) > > No reply to the mail I sent about it. Did you made some progress on > this? > > -- > Emmanuel Dreyfus > Il y a 10 sortes de personnes dans le monde: ceux qui comprennent > le binaire et ceux qui ne le comprennent pas. > manu@...
Re: [milter-greylist] peer - reply 200
2004-06-07 by manu@netbsd.org
hans hm04 <hm04.yer@...> wrote:
> sorry for my late answer, but i was very busy last days.
> due to your first reply i did see, that i didn't ask
> what i want. my question should be "is there somebody out
> who use the peer statement on _solaris_ plattform"
Um, that may be a bit less easy to find. :)
> 6 0.00090 dzsmtp1 -> dzsmtp2 TCP D=5252 S=49932 Push
> Ack=1659155102 Seq=3351061952 Len=119 Win=49640
>
> 0: 0800 2077 e050 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 4500 .. w.P....รท...E.
> 16: 009f 5570 4000 4006 e5ed c225 3d56 c225 ..Up@.@....%=V.%
> 32: 3d5a c30c 1484 c7bd 25c0 62e4 b29e 5018 =Z......%.b...P.
> 48: c1e8 3d35 0000 3230 3020 5965 6168 2c20 ..=5..200 Yeah,
> 64: 7768 6174 2064 6f20 796f 7520 7761 6e74 what do you want
> 80: 3f0a 6164 6420 6164 6472 2031 3934 2e34 ?.add addr 194.4
> 96: 382e 3132 352e 3337 2066 726f 6d20 3c68 8.125.37 from <h
> 112: 616e 732e 6d61 7965 7240 6131 2e6e 6574 ans.mayer@...
> 128: 3e20 7263 7074 203c 6861 6e73 2e6d 6179 > rcpt <hans.may
> 144: 6572 4061 6765 732e 6174 3e20 6461 7465 er@...> date
> 160: 2031 3038 3635 3538 3033 370d 0a 1086558037..
For some reason I can't figure yet, the data sent contains some received
data. Weird.
In sync.c, there are only fprintf and fgets on a stream obtained from
the socket connexion. I see no reason why I could send some data I
received.
in sync.c:sync_send(), try adding a fpurge(peer->p_stream):
if ((peer->p_stream == NULL) && (peer_connect(peer) != 0))
return -1;
fpurge(peer->p_stream);
if (type == PS_CREATE)
fprintf(peer->p_stream, "add ");
else
fprintf(peer->p_stream, "del ");
And retry with snoop to see if something changed (I don't say if
something work as if this is the fix, it won't be enough to fix
everything)
--
Emmanuel Dreyfus
Il y a 10 sortes de personnes dans le monde: ceux qui comprennent
le binaire et ceux qui ne le comprennent pas.
manu@...Re: [milter-greylist] peer - reply 200
2004-06-12 by hans hm04
hi Emmanuel
i did insert the following at line 205
__fpurge(peer->p_stream);
as fpurge did result in an Undefined symbol at compile-time.
gcc -o milter-greylist milter-greylist.o pending.o except.o sync.o conf_yacc.o dump_yacc.o conf.o autowhite.o dump.o spf.o -LBerkeleyDB.3.3/lib -Wl,-LBerkeleyDB.3.3/lib -lsocket -lresolv -lnsl -lpthread -lmilter
Undefined first referenced
symbol in file
fpurge sync.o
ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to milter-greylist
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
gmake: *** [milter-greylist] Error 1
so changed to __fpurge and this did compile fine. but
this was maybe not that, what it should do.
the situation is now the same.
frame 8 is bringing the add-command AND response 201
instead of 201 at the beginning of the line.
best regards
hans
packet 8 of version 1.4 with the mod described above:
0: 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 2077 e050 0800 4500 ....\ufffd... w.P..E.
16: 0086 7a2e 4000 4006 c148 c225 3d5a c225 ..z.@.@..H.%=Z.%
32: 3d56 1484 f98c d3e3 f1c5 beb1 758d 5018 =V..\ufffd.......u.P.
48: c1a6 1f76 0000 6164 6420 6164 6472 2036 ...v..add addr 6
64: 322e 3532 2e37 312e 3333 2066 726f 6d20 2.52.71.33 from
80: 3c3e 2072 6370 7420 3c69 6e66 6f40 6167 <> rcpt <info@ag
96: 6573 2e61 743e 2064 6174 6520 3130 3837 es.at> date 1087
112: 3038 3236 3637 0d0a 3230 3120 416c 6c20 082667..201 All
128: 7269 6768 742c 2049 276c 6c20 646f 2074 right, I'll do t
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On Mon, Jun 07, 2004 at 07:14:43AM +0200, manu@... wrote: > hans hm04 <hm04.yer@...> wrote: > > > sorry for my late answer, but i was very busy last days. > > due to your first reply i did see, that i didn't ask > > what i want. my question should be "is there somebody out > > who use the peer statement on _solaris_ plattform" > > Um, that may be a bit less easy to find. :) > > > 6 0.00090 dzsmtp1 -> dzsmtp2 TCP D=5252 S=49932 Push > > Ack=1659155102 Seq=3351061952 Len=119 Win=49640 > > > > 0: 0800 2077 e050 0003 ba14 f7ae 0800 4500 .. w.P....\ufffd...E. > > 16: 009f 5570 4000 4006 e5ed c225 3d56 c225 ..Up@.@....%=V.% > > 32: 3d5a c30c 1484 c7bd 25c0 62e4 b29e 5018 =Z......%.b...P. > > 48: c1e8 3d35 0000 3230 3020 5965 6168 2c20 ..=5..200 Yeah, > > 64: 7768 6174 2064 6f20 796f 7520 7761 6e74 what do you want > > 80: 3f0a 6164 6420 6164 6472 2031 3934 2e34 ?.add addr 194.4 > > 96: 382e 3132 352e 3337 2066 726f 6d20 3c68 8.125.37 from <h > > 112: 616e 732e 6d61 7965 7240 6131 2e6e 6574 ans.mayer@... > > 128: 3e20 7263 7074 203c 6861 6e73 2e6d 6179 > rcpt <hans.may > > 144: 6572 4061 6765 732e 6174 3e20 6461 7465 er@...> date > > 160: 2031 3038 3635 3538 3033 370d 0a 1086558037.. > > For some reason I can't figure yet, the data sent contains some received > data. Weird. > > In sync.c, there are only fprintf and fgets on a stream obtained from > the socket connexion. I see no reason why I could send some data I > received. > > in sync.c:sync_send(), try adding a fpurge(peer->p_stream): > > if ((peer->p_stream == NULL) && (peer_connect(peer) != 0)) > return -1; > > fpurge(peer->p_stream); > > if (type == PS_CREATE) > fprintf(peer->p_stream, "add "); > else > fprintf(peer->p_stream, "del "); > > And retry with snoop to see if something changed (I don't say if > something work as if this is the fix, it won't be enough to fix > everything) > > -- > Emmanuel Dreyfus > Il y a 10 sortes de personnes dans le monde: ceux qui comprennent > le binaire et ceux qui ne le comprennent pas. > manu@... > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > >
Re: [milter-greylist] peer - reply 200
2004-06-12 by manu@netbsd.org
hans hm04 <hm04.yer@...> wrote: > so changed to __fpurge and this did compile fine. but > this was maybe not that, what it should do. > the situation is now the same. I'm running out of idea. Could you check that it is okay to open a FILE * on the top of a socket on your version of Solaris? (a post to the appropriate newsgroup should do it) -- Emmanuel Dreyfus Il y a 10 sortes de personnes dans le monde: ceux qui comprennent le binaire et ceux qui ne le comprennent pas. manu@...
Re: peer - reply 200
2004-06-16 by Boris Losev
>is anybody out there, who's running milter-greylists on 2 mx >successfully with the peer-statement in the config-file ? I've the same problem on Solaris 8 (SunOS intra1 5.8 Generic_108528-11 sun4m sparc SUNW,SPARCstation-5) with milter-greylist-1.4.
Re: [milter-greylist] Re: peer - reply 200
2004-06-26 by hans hm04
do you have any solutions ? there seems to be a little difference anywhere between solaris and the linux world. best regards hans --
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On Wed, Jun 16, 2004 at 12:43:22PM +0300, Boris Losev wrote: > >is anybody out there, who's running milter-greylists on 2 mx > >successfully with the peer-statement in the config-file ? > > I've the same problem on Solaris 8 (SunOS intra1 5.8 Generic_108528-11 > sun4m sparc SUNW,SPARCstation-5) with milter-greylist-1.4. >
Re: [milter-greylist] Re: peer - reply 200
2004-06-26 by manu@netbsd.org
hans hm04 <hm04.yer@...> wrote: > do you have any solutions ? > there seems to be a little difference anywhere between > solaris and the linux world. You still have the problem with latest code? I thought it was fixed. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus Il y a 10 sortes de personnes dans le monde: ceux qui comprennent le binaire et ceux qui ne le comprennent pas. manu@...