Hi Eric:
Maybe you remember a few months ago I had a problem with a QMT7
mailserver that was not checking SPF. We tried everything including
comparing /var/qmail/bin file sizes against known working mailservers
and were unable to find the problem.
So I setup a new instance at AWS and built a new QMT7 server and then
compared everything. Finally I replaced the spamdyke.conf with the
pristine copy from the new server and that did it. Apparently, the
customer stuck the following line into the spamdyke.conf and that
blocked SPF analysis:
access-file=/etc/tcprules.d/tcp.smtp
I commented out the line and the mailserver is doing 'spf-rejects; as it
should
Go figure!
I thought you'd want to know should the issue come up for anyone else.
Regards
Jeff Koch
