David said:
> > as far as I can see, filter_recipient() does
> > not get called or see the recipient if sendmail rejects an unknown
> > local user.
>
> It should be unless you use the "-N" flag with mimedefang. (I assume
> here Sendmail 8.14.x)
It's 8.14.4.
I added some debugging output at the end of filter_sender()
md_graphdefang_log_once("filter_sender_done", "Sender:[$sender],
ip:[$ip], hostname:[$hostname] helo:[$helo]") ; # if $UCCdebug ;
return ('CONTINUE', "ok");
} ################### End of filter_sender
################################
..and at the start of filter_recipient() :
sub filter_recipient {
my ($recipient, $sender, $ip, $hostname, $first, $helo) = @_;
md_graphdefang_log_once("filter_recipient", "Recipient:[$recipient]
Sender:[$sender], ip:[$ip], hostname:[$hostname] first:[$first]
helo:[$helo]") ;
Now when I send to an unknown user I get this:
Feb 2 10:31:34 mailX mimedefang.pl[4201]:
MDLOG1,p12AVRbp017875,filter_sender_done,Sender:..................
Feb 2 10:31:34 mailX sendmail[17875]: p12AVRbp017875:
<[email protected]>... No such user here
Feb 2 10:31:34 mailX sendmail[17875]: p12AVRbp017875:
from=..............., nrcpts=0, proto=ESMTP, daemon=MTA,
relay=............
I suspect the problem may be that I have another milter, milter-greylist
(sorry, should have mentioned that in my original post). I don't know
why it would make sendmail do this. I'll post the symptoms on the
milter-greylist list.
Regards
Mark
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