Hello!
We have two email servers:
ONE is the normal client domain email server.
TWO is an email-marketing server.
Server TWO (email-marketing server) sends emails and receives back the
direct bounced messages.
The goal is to forward the bounced messages to server ONE to a normal user
accountl for further analysis by client.
We are using ratelimit by sender_address.
The problem is that bounced messages have no sender address, so the
ratelimit.list responds under the general limit, in our case 400
emails/hour.
We tried to invalidade ratelimit for sending host in acl with hosts = !
123.123.123.123 (ip of sending host)
and create an entry of '': 5000 in ratelimit.list
No success.
Server One configuration:
30_exim4-config_check_rcpt:
deny
hosts = ! 123.123.123.123 //ip of email
server ONE
set acl_c_msg_limit =
${lookup{$sender_address}dbm*{/etc/exim4/ratelimit.list.db}}
ratelimit = $acl_c_msg_limit / 60m / per_rcpt
/ $sender_address
log_message = $sender_address - Limite de
$acl_c_msg_limit envios/hora atingido.
message = Limite de $acl_c_msg_limit
envios/hora atingido.
/etc/exim4/ratelimit.list:
#layout = email: limit
email.1@domain1 <mailto:email.1@domain1> : 1000
email.2@doamin1 <mailto:email.2@doamin1> : 1000
email.1@domain2 <mailto:email.1@domain2> : 2000
*: 400
The question is how can we overcome the limit of 400 emails/hour for bounced
messages comming from server TWO.
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