Sam,
I've tried to extend bofh options approach used for incorrectly formatted
8-bit messages to esmtpclient handling of improper destination DNS MX
records (IP address instead of hostname). I've added line
opt BOFHBADDNS=accept
to the sysconfdir/bofh file and applied following patch to esmtpclient.c.
However it doesn't work and it seems that getenv("BOFHBADDNS") returns null
string. If I replace this call by "accept" constant everything is OK. What's
wrong here?
Alexei.
--- ./courier/courier/module.esmtp/esmtpclient.c.orig Thu Feb 21 05:24:21
2002
+++ ./courier/courier/module.esmtp/esmtpclient.c Sun Mar 3 11:13:39
2002
@@ -286,6 +286,7 @@
static void sendesmtp(struct moduledel *del, struct ctlfile *ctf)
{
+const char *bofhbaddns=getenv("BOFHBADDNS");
char *smtproute;
if (!host)
@@ -357,6 +358,7 @@
hard_error(del, ctf, "No such domain.");
return;
case RFC1035_MX_BADDNS:
+ if (bofhbaddns && strcmp(bofhbaddns, "accept") == 0)
break;
if (smtproute) free(smtproute);
hard_error(del, ctf,
"This domain's DNS violates RFC 1035.");
@@ -391,6 +393,7 @@
rfc1035_ntoa(&addr, buf);
if (strcmp(buf, p->hostname) == 0)
{
+ if (bofhbaddns && strcmp(bofhbaddns,
"accept") == 0) continue;
hard_error(del, ctf,
"This domain's DNS violates RFC
1035.");
rfc1035_mxlist_free(mxlist);
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