binoy wrote:
> I did send 5 emails. i am just sending small test messages, so i dont
> think size matters here.
> the triplet table gets updated and the count shows 7 at this time.
> maybe i am doing something silly. any help really appreciated.
> 
try again not in debug mode.  Show the logs where this happens.

> 
> On 5/10/07, John Beaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> binoy wrote:
>>> On 5/10/07, David DeFranco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>> Try removing "reject_unlisted_recipient" from your config.
>>>>
>>>> "reject_unauth_destination" is going to prevent you from becoming an open
>>>> relay.  Unless you have a specific list of valid recipients, or are doing
>>>> some other kind of real time address validation, 
>>>> "reject_unlisted_recipient"
>>>> is probably causing your issue.
>>> I do have a specific list of valid senders (i.e. IP's which  are going
>>> to connect to the smtp server). tried  removing
>>> reject_unlisted_recipient without luck.
>> Be VERY careful about being an open relay.  All IP's listed in
>> mynetworks have free reign to send whatever to whoever.
>>
>>> Anyway i added check_policy_service inet:127.0.0.1:10031 to the
>>> beginning of the list and policyd is now checking emails, i have the
>>> following in the throttle table
>>>
>>> INSERT INTO throttle \
>>>  (_from,_count_max,_quota_max,_time_limit,_mail_size,_date,_priority)
>>>  VALUES ('12.64.95.73',      # from address
>>>           2,                # maximum messages per time unit
>>>           2500,         # size in bytes
>>>           600,             # time unit in seconds
>>>           10240000,          # maximum message size
>>>           UNIX_TIMESTAMP(),  # current time
>>>           1);               # priority of record
>>>
>>>
>>> and it is not working. below is the output from the command prompt
>>> ======================================
>> How did you determine it was not working?
>> Max messages =2 and you sent 1 message, it should go through.
>> Size is very tricky and there is only one way it will work.  You'll have
>> to search the archives for that solution, and be prepared to read
>> several posts about the issues with it.
>>
>>> DEBUG: saved fd: numi = 0, connfd = 4
>>> connection from: 127.0.0.1 port: 34897 slots: 0 of 4096 used
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 select(): fd 4 is ready for read
>>> DEBUG: fd 4: w_read: returning -2 after reading 548 bytes
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][0]:request=smtpd_access_policy
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][1]:protocol_state=rcpt
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][2]:protocol_name=esmtp
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][3]:client_address=12.64.95.73
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 
>>> policy_array[4][4]:client_name=frndsatwork.domain.net.frndsatwork.domain.ne
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 
>>> policy_array[4][5]:reverse_client_name=frndsatwork.domain.net.frndsatwork.domai
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][6]:helo_name=[12.64.95.73]
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][7]:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][8]:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][9]:recipient_count=0
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][10]:queue_id=
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][11]:instance=448b.46423027.c6dfe.0
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][12]:size=0
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][13]:etrn_domain=
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][14]:sasl_method=
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][15]:sasl_username=
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][16]:sasl_sender=
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][17]:ccert_subject=
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][18]:ccert_issuer=
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][19]:ccert_fingerprint=
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][20]:encryption_protocol=
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][21]:encryption_cipher=
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 policy_array[4][22]:encryption_keysize=0
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 host_array[4][0]: frndsatwork.domain.net.frndsatwork.domain.ne
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 host_array[4][2]: 12.64.95.73
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 host_array[4][3]: 12.64.95.%
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 host_array[4][4]: 12.64.%.%
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 host_array[4][5]: 12.%.%.%
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 host_array[4][6]: nate
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 host_array[4][7]: domain.net
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 host_array[4][8]: nate
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 host_array[4][9]: domain.net
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 triplet_array[4][0]: 12.64.95
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 triplet_array[4][1]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 triplet_array[4][2]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 triplet_array[4][3]: 0
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 triplet_array[4][5]: 12.64.95.73
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 triplet_array[4][6]: 448b.46423027.c6dfe.0
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 checking whitelist
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4, db_optquery(): SELECT COUNT(*) FROM whitelist WHERE
>>> _whitelist='12.64.95.73' OR _whitelist='12.64.95.%' OR
>>> _whitelist='12.64.%.%' OR _whitelist='12.%.%.%'
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 row: 0 data: 0 (recieved)
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 row: 0 data: 0 (extracted)
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 whitelist not found: 12.64.95.73
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 checking greylist
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 db_doquery(): SELECT _count,_datenew,_datelast FROM
>>> triplet WHERE _host='12.64.95' AND _from='[EMAIL PROTECTED]' AND
>>> _rcpt='[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 row: 0 data: 4 (recieved)
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 row: 0 data: 4 (extracted)
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 row: 1 data: 1178740908 (recieved)
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 row: 1 data: 1178740908 (extracted)
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 row: 2 data: 1178741699 (recieved)
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 row: 2 data: 1178741699 (extracted)
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 db_doquery(): UPDATE triplet SET
>>> _datelast='1178742823',_count=_count+1 WHERE _host='12.64.95' AND
>>> _from='[EMAIL PROTECTED]' AND _rcpt='[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>>> rcpt=1, greylist=update, host=12.64.95.73
>>> (frndsatwork.domain.net.frndsatwork.domain.ne), [EMAIL PROTECTED],
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED], size=0
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 select(): fd 4 is ready for write
>>> DEBUG: fd: 4 returning after 14 bytes of data written
>>> ======================================
>>> ======================================
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 5/9/07, binoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>>> that gives me 'Relay Access Denied'. Infact adding permit_mynetworks
>>>>> in any order except as the first option gives the same error.
>>>>>
>>>>> any other way to setup the IP restriction other than adding it in
>>>> my_networks ?
>>>>>
>>>>> On 5/9/07, John Beaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>>>> binoy wrote:
>>>>>>> hi,
>>>>>>> my first message to the list. This might be RTFM but here goes.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I'm setting up a postfix smtp only server. I wanted to restrict
>>>>>>> 1. IP's that can send through the server.
>>>>>>> 2.  the number of emails that can be sent via a Ip per hour.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> for (1) I added the allowed IP's  to mynetworks and it kinda works,
>>>>>>> sending from other ip's gives a relay error
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> for (2) I decided to implement policyd. the service is running on the
>>>>>>> port, however i am lost at the configuration of postfix. README
>>>>>>> mentions the following
>>>>>>>   smtpd_recipient_restrictions =
>>>>>>>     reject_unauth_destination
>>>>>>>     reject_unlisted_recipient
>>>>>>>     check_policy_service inet:127.0.0.1:10031
>>>>>> Add permit_mynetworks after this line.
>>>>>> This will allow all emails to be checked by the policy server first,
>>>>>> then allowed to send by the permit_mynetworks.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>     smtpd_recipient_restrictions =
>>>>>>       reject_unauth_destination
>>>>>>       reject_unlisted_recipient
>>>>>>       check_policy_service inet: 127.0.0.1:10031
>>>>>>       permit_mynetworks
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> john beaver
>>>>>>
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