>It bombs out when you add "user011[at]domainame[dot]com" to the list.
I can confirm that this is a BUG in the regex optimizer parsing engine
As a workaround add the line
a-d-n-o-r
or
assp-do-not-optimize-regex
to the LocalAddresses_Flat file (eg. the first line).
alternative, you can add the following line to the file
'lib/CorrectASSPcfg.pm'
$main::noOptRe{' LocalAddresses_Flat'} = 0;
To disable the regex optimizer for all regular expressions, unset
'useRegexOptimizer' in the config.
IMHO it is better to let assp query your AD via LDAP for valid addresses,
instead to build such large regular expressions.
Thomas
Von: Louis Carreiro <quantumsch...@outlook.com>
An: ASSP Mailing List <assp-user@lists.sourceforge.net>,
Datum: 31.03.2013 15:49
Betreff: [Assp-user] Unknown recipient but listed in
LocalAddresses_Flat (Plain Text)
Sorry for the re-post but I noticed the last came out in one line so I'm
resending as a plain text. My apologies again.
Hi all!
So I ran into an interesting problem the other day with my recent
deployment of ASSP v2. I'm in the process of migrating from an ASSP v1
deployment in a vSphere environment to ASSP v2 in a Hyper-V 2012
environment. I had the whitelist being built with outbound email for about
a week and decided to cut inbound over to the ASSP v2 box. Once I did I
tail'ed the maillog and noticed a lot of unknown recipients being
returned.
What I'm doing is using a perl script to query to Active Directory domains
to gather all the SMTP addresses used and dump them into a flat file. I
then point the LocalAddresses_Flat property to the file generated by the
perl script. The maillog shows all the records being recognized and loaded
(2,263). After their loaded, I get "unknown recipient" for a certain
subset of users and I've narrowed it down to a format of email addresses.
Mail is fine for all address that are first initial and last name (e.g.
jsmith) and first name [dot] last name (e.g. john.smith). Where I run into
an issue are the addresses that end with a number.
Here's what I've worked it down to...
GOOD:
user001[at]domainname[dot]com
user002[at]domainname[dot]com
BAD:
user001[at]domainname[dot]com
user002[at]domainname[dot]com
user011[at]domainname[dot]com
It bombs out when you add "user011[at]domainame[dot]com" to the list. Its
at that point user001 and user 002 are considered unknown.
Just curious if anyone has any thoughts.
Thanks all!
Louis
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