Mark Weaver wrote:
>
> thank you for the response and the info. below is an example of one of the
>header_check rules in my header_check postfix file. below that is what posfix is
>writing in /var/log/syslog. what is it telling me?
>
> /^Received: from system.ssu.ac.kr/ REJECT
>
> Dec 12 13:29:51 mdw1982 postfix/cleanup[17410]: warning:
>/etc/postfix/hdr_chk_spamcontrol, line 93: unknown regexp option 'R'
> Dec 12 13:29:51 mdw1982 postfix/cleanup[17410]: warning:
>/etc/postfix/hdr_chk_spamcontrol, line 93: unknown regexp option 'E'
> Dec 12 13:29:51 mdw1982 postfix/cleanup[17410]: warning:
>/etc/postfix/hdr_chk_spamcontrol, line 93: unknown regexp option 'J'
> Dec 12 13:29:51 mdw1982 postfix/cleanup[17410]: warning:
>/etc/postfix/hdr_chk_spamcontrol, line 93: unknown regexp option 'E'
> Dec 12 13:29:51 mdw1982 postfix/cleanup[17410]: warning:
>/etc/postfix/hdr_chk_spamcontrol, line 93: unknown regexp option 'C'
> Dec 12 13:29:51 mdw1982 postfix/cleanup[17410]: warning:
>/etc/postfix/hdr_chk_spamcontrol, line 93: unknown regexp option 'T'
Have you got this in your main.cf?:
header_checks = regexp:/etc/postfix/header_checks
^^^^^^
If you are using "pcre"; I haven't tried that variation...
The other thing I do is to escape all special characters, so the above line
would read:
/^Received: from system\.ssu\.ac\.kr/ REJECT
AFAIK, you can also code it:
/^*system\.ssu\.ac\.kr*$/m REJECT
to be expecially brutal... :^)
Then, when I make any changes to my postfix configs, I run this [brute-force]
script (not required for header_checks; but it's now a habit) to update the *.db
files:
#!/bin/sh
# ONLY do "hash" files
postmap /etc/postfix/access
postmap /etc/postfix/virtual
postmap /etc/postfix/access_client
newaliases
postfix reload
HTH,
Pierre
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