On Mon, Aug 02, 2004 at 05:41:19PM +1000, Bill Maidment wrote:
I'm trying to use md_check_against_smtp_server to check the email recipient against valid users on another mail server.
Wild guess: have you enabled filter_recipient processing by running mimedefang with the "-t" option? (or by specifying MX_RECIPIENT_CHECK="yes" in the appropriate startup script).
MX_RECIPIENT_CHECK="yes" is set
You are testing here against the recipient given by the external relay. I noticed in the headers below that you are actually forwarding to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You might want to make the same translation before checking, by adding:
$recip =~ s/\@(mail\.)?maidment\.com\.au/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/i;
I didn't deliberately rename to [192.168.2.5], maybe something to do with SRS or something I did in sendmail that I've forgotten about. But that was part of the problem.
Apparently you are rewriting to [EMAIL PROTECTED] If this works for known users, then maybe you added those users to something like virtusertable? If so, maybe you forgot to add the catch-all entry at the end of virtusertable, saying:
@[192.168.2.5] error:"5.1.1" No such user
Yep. This was the biggy. I didn't move my /etc/mail/access rules from the external server to the internal server, so there was no catch-all.
Many thanks for your help.
Cheers Bill
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