Thomas Eckardt/eck wrote:
>> LocalAddresses_Flat - which is a list of email addresses not domains
>
> If an address exists in LocalAddresses_Flat, which contains a domain part
> '@example.com', than this domain is consider local.
So localDomains is obsoleted if LocalAddresses_Flat is used ?
Doesn't help my original problem either way - or help to explain what
actually happening though :o
if (!$DoLDAP
&&
"$u$h" =~ /^(.*@)(.*)$/
&&
! exists($DomainVRFYMTA{lc $2})
&&
! exists($FlatVRFYMTA{lc "\...@$2"})
&&
"$u$h" =~ /^(.*)(@.*)$/
&&
(!$LocalAddresses_Flat or ! matchSL( $2,
'LocalAddresses_Flat' ) )
&&
&localmail("$u$h")
)
{
$this->{islocalmailaddress} = 1;
This bit of code sets any address with a valid local domain to be a
valid local email address. Which it should not do because the address
is not listed in LocalAddresses_Flat.
(!$LocalAddresses_Flat or ! matchSL( $2, LocalAddresses_Flat' ) )
This condition says that if we arent using LocalAddresses_Flat (I am)
__or__ the domain of the recipient is not anywhere in
LocalAddresses_Flat (it will be - the domain is valid the user portion
is not) - then (assuming all the other conditions are true) the
recipient address is a local mail address.
It's not. It's not in LocalAddresses_Flat.
I replaced that condition with just && !$LocalAddresses_Flat and it
appears to be working ok so far for me, but like I said - I'm worried
that I've broken something else.
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