read and try to understand the code from :

        # skip check when RELAYOK
        if (!$this->{uhnoprocessing}  && (!$this->{relayok} || 
($this->{relayok} && $DoLocalSender))) {

........
to:
.......

        } else {
            $this->{islocalmailaddress}=localmail($h);
        }

It does not help to pick out some single lines.

How ever, feel free to change the code to your needs - if it helps to 
solve your problems.

Thomas 




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Thomas Eckardt/eck wrote:
>> Well - an email to [email protected] is a localdomain - so it 
>> returns 1.
> 
>> Doesn't consider LocalAddresses_flat at all.
> 
> What has 'LocalAddresses_flat' to do with that, except that you has 
> changed (skipped) a negative check to this list to solve a problem which 

> is (at least) related to &localmail at this point of code.

That piece of code sets islocalmailaddress - which determines that the 
recipient address is valid and local -

See the code a little further down -

             if ( $LocalAddresses_Flat && matchSL( $uh, 
'LocalAddresses_Flat' ) ) {

                 if(matchSL( $uh, 'RejectTheseLocalAddresses' )) {
                     d("$u$h rejected by bounce address list\n");
                 } else {
                     $this->{islocalmailaddress}=1;
                     d("$u$h validated by flat LocalAddresses list\n");
                 }
             }

Which only positively confirms it's a valid local address - it doesn't 
set it negative if it's not.  Perhaps this is actually where the problem 
lies ?  islocalmailaddress is already 1 by here and this doesn't set it 
to 0 otherwise.


> 
>> Well - an email to [email protected] is a localdomain - so it 
>> returns 1.
> 
> And what is problem now ? A address is only consider local - if 
&localmail 
> returns 1 in any case.

It's not a valid local email address.  Only a valid domain.  I am using 
LocalAddresses_Flat to block anything but valid addresses.

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