Gordon Messmer writes:
Vini Engel writes: > > It works but now if I use the example below it fails because the IP > that is being explicitly specified is part of the network. > > 10.0.0.0/25 allow,RELAYCLIENT > 10.0.0.10 allow,AUTH_REQUIRED > > Any way to get around this?Yes. Redesign your network so that it makes some logical sense. You just cannot randomly assign IP addresses to random machines, with random characteristics. Put all machines that should have relaying privileges in one subnet, all others, that require authentication, in another subnet.Apologies for breaking the thread, I deleted it before I meant to.The documentation (couriertcpd(1)) more or less indicates that this should work: "couriertcpd always uses the line with the most specific IP address.". If it doesn't, the docs should probably reflect why it doesn't.
/25 gets expanded to 128 duplicate entries, one for each address. There is no difference between using a /25, and listing all those IP addresses expliciting.
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