Hi, during some tests with qmail-ldap group I think I found a bug:
1. creating a list where 2. listmembers = VALID ldap filter 3. membersonly = true 4. *sender = empty (means all senders fields available in ldap-group) causes the email to be rejected with the msg: qmail-group: fatal: You are not allowed to post to this list. (#5.7.2) if the member is set on dnmember or rfc822member it work just fine. Also if I set filtersender to the same value as filtermember, it does not work. The fact is that using dnmember or rfc822member it's not necessary to configure *sender values. So I guess it's a bug. Using filtermember should no be necessary to use *sender fields as well. another possible bug is: considere the configuration above: 1. memberslist = VALID ldap filter 2. membersonly = true 3. *sender = empty sub-situation 1: 4. rfc822moderator is set to my email email gets bounced with: qmail-group: fatal: You are not allowed to post to this list. (#5.7.2) sub-situation 2: 4. dnmoderator is set to my mail dn moderation request is sent to me moderation response is accepted by qmail-ldap group message is delivered successfully. All this tests has bin made in qmail-ldap-2004-07-01 and I am also using qmail-ldap-control patch make by Turbo Fredrikson. I checked out qmail-ldap-2004-08-01 QLDAPNEWS and saw no modification to qmail-ldap-group. ---- some hour later ---- In order not to risk to post a outdated bug I decided to compile qmail with ldap patch 2004-08-01 and check to situations that went wrong on the previous version. Note that this time I DID NOT use qmail-ldap-control patch. Testing to send a message where list members are a ldap filter and members only is true, failed. Also putting the same filter on filtersender didn't work. Hope someone could point me where is my mistake, or if it's a bug I hope to see a solution in the next release of qmail-ldap-control patch. Thank you all for your attention Att. Flavio Fonseca Administrador de Redes Divisao de Redes Universidade Federal de Uberlandia
