Andre Oppermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Upon successful authentication RELAYCLIENT is set internally in > qmail-smtpd.
Yeah, I had this working on an older qmail-ldap and thought it was pretty spiffy. > That is a bug we have inherited from DJB himself. When you don't have > any rcpthosts file it defaults to relaying (very stoopid!). Put a empty > rcpthosts file into control and it will go away. Ahhhhh.... right. And now that you mention it, I recall it's come up on this list before -- about every month! :-(. I just didn't find it in archives. I didn't create an rcpthosts cuz the 20031001 version doesn't need it for "locals", in QLDAPNEWS: qmail-smtpd now reads ~control/locals and merges this with ~control/rcpthosts. It is no longer neccessary to list a domain in both files. Anything listed in locals is now automatically accepted by qmail-smtpd. rcpthosts is only used and needed for domains we have to do spooling for. I touched rcpthosts and now it no longer relays. Terrific, thanks. Suggest you mention this in QLDAPINSTALL? In blinking lights? Even if your 20031101 fixes this, it might prevent users of older versions from bugging the list. > Alternatively you can upgrade to qmail-ldap r20031101 which I have > just put on the website and fixes all these bugs. In addition it has > got a couple of new features as well. Among them is one for X.400 > emulation... ;-) X.400, woo hoo! UUCP next?? :-) Thanks again.
