Sunil Nimmagadda <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:
>> After run this command I understand better..... The main problem is >> when opensmtpd receive the message with DSN flag and forward to >> Postfix, them postfix reply to the sender and at this time opensmtpd >> cannot understand the dsn reply from postfix, so I disable the DSN in >> Postfix, but is much better have some way to disable DSN in >> opensmtpd. I'm still have the logs. > > Any DSN message shouldn't be delivered with DSN flags set and Postfix > does confirm to that behaviour. Without logs we keep guessing. > > Anyways, on current OpenSMTPD (git HEAD) you can disable DSN with > no-dsn parameter to listen rule, see smtpd.conf(5). > Hello list, i think i ran into a similar or maybe even the same problem. I have an opensmtpd in front of our exchange. That's what OpenSMTPD gets: >Jul 1 20:18:12 mail smtpd[24317]: smtp: 0x1b8bc2789000: <<< RCPT TO:<xxx> NOTIFY=FAILURE And here is what Exchange gets. >2014-07- 01T18:18:12.915Z,mail.xxx.de,08D1625779D05F1F,17,192.168.9.1:25,192.168.9.254 :18281,<,RCPT TO:<xxx> NOTIFY=FAILUREFAILURE, It seems OpenSMTPD screws up the DSN flags. -- You received this mail because you are subscribed to [email protected] To unsubscribe, send a mail to: [email protected]
