Thanks for correcting me, Sam. I figured you would. ;)Looks like I was describing DENIED_RDNS_MISSING as opposed to DENIED_RDNS_RESOLVE.
I just might learn spamdyke yet!
Sam Clippinger wrote:
Actually, if the error is DENIED_RDNS_RESOLVE, the remote server must have an rDNS name. The problem is that the name doesn't resolve to an IP address.Look in the log file and find the DENIED_RDNS_RESOLVE message. The entry will show the remote server's rDNS name (look for "origin_rdns:"). That is the name you should put in your whitelist_rdns file, not the sender's domain name.-- Sam Clippinger Eric Shubert wrote:The whitelist_rdns parameter matches the sender's rDNS *name*, not the domain. The rDNS name would typically be the fully qualified host name of the server. Since the rDNS fails to resolve, there's no name to match, so whitelist_rdns will never match RDNS_RESOLVE rejections. You can either use whitelist_ip as you have done, or you can use the whitelist-senders file, and use an entry such as: @domain_example.com wp wrote:Hi listI have a litle problem with spamdyke.I have in log some good mail adress rejectecd with DENIED_RDNS_RESOLVE I try put this domain to /etc/spamdyke/whitelist_rdns but it's still denied. But when i put IP to /etc/whitelist_ip everythink ok. I try put domain in two format to whitlist_rdns but stil not work : domain_example.com or .domain_example.comThanks for any help Marek soryr for my englishHa! Your english is better than some High School graduates I've seen!--------------------------------------------------------------------- QmailToaster hosted by: VR Hosted <http://www.vr.org>
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