Thomas Eckardt/eck wrote:
> (!$LocalAddresses_Flat or ! matchSL( $2, # (LocalAdr.. not
> used - but if used, the domain is NOT (!!!!!) found there and
> 'LocalAddresses_Flat' ) )
>
> As you can see - if LocalAddresses_Flat is not used ..... at least the
> address must match the condition in &localmail to get the
> {islocalmailaddress} flag.
>
What you are saying is that if you /are/ using localaddresses_flat and
the domain of the recipient is not found in localaddresses_flat then the
recipient is a valid local recipient.
I don't understand why - if using localaddresses_flat and the domain
isn't mentioned in localaddresses_flat - you would declare the recipient
a valid local address - surely this logic is wrong ?.
I've added a bunch of debug and it is definitely this piece code that is
accepting the address as a local address - further more proven by me
removing the domain not in localaddresses_flat lookup and it not
declaring the recipient valid. It isn't being set later on.
My debug on the true side of that condition confirms it also -
{
$this->{islocalmailaddress} = 1;
d("islocalmailaddress is set to 1 here with $2");
} else {
$this->{islocalmailaddress} = 0;
}
> The real address check is done some lines later.
>
> I think your problem is a misconfiguration of any parameter.
>
But the fact that I prevent this condition from setting
islocalmailaddress to 1 shouldn't prevent it being set to 1 later if
this were so - and it isn't.
islocalmailaddress is only set in 4 different places and I think I have
traced all those out of contention. I am very convinced that this is
where the problem lies (but open to being proven wrong).
Note that there is a subroutune called localmailaddress that doesn't
seem to be called from anywhere. I bumped into this when trying to
trace this.
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