Nigel Kukard wrote: >> So, I've spent some time on debugging and I think I found the bug. Maybe >> your patch addresses the same issue (the response from the quota module >> is not cleared when the quota is not reached), but unfortunately it did >> not work. The attached diff solved my problem -- if verdict is not set, >> I explicitly set the (in my opinion) correct protocol_response. > > This would unfortunately nuke any response another module has set.
Of course. But the decision of the quota module only comes to effect when the previous modules gave no decision - in all cases except PROT_PASS processing consecutive modules is skipped (protocol response returns CBP_STOP). So maybe there should be some prioritization of modules? > What I did fix is adding DEFER to the Quotas module, but seeing as this > wasn't in there before, I cannot imaging how it was working. Well, without the if-block handling the 'defer' case the final else block comes to effect, responding with an error. I've tried this as well. > $server->log(LOG_ERR,"[QUOTAS] Unknown Verdict specification > in access control '$verdict'"); > return $server->protocol_response(PROTO_DATA_ERROR); > Try remove the text in your data field in your quota definition, v2 > should set this to a more terse reason which may lead to the part of > code its coming from. > >> Maybe you find a better solution for this issue... > > Attached the addition of DEFER. > > Failing it still doesn't work, paste your current DB entries and a full > log of the above with all debugging options, I'll take a look and see if > I can't see anything. Sorry, all mails are already sent so I can not do further tests/debugging. Maybe the next time when I have to send a newsletter I can provide you more information. thanks, quam -- Markus Quaritsch E: [EMAIL PROTECTED] W: www.qwws.net P: +43 650 7997638
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