Michael Holzt wrote: >> This occurs about 50 times in a row in the same process with the same >> remote address. Why should rcpt_ok be run last (that's what it says >> inside the file)? After all this is a pretty basic and cheap test. >> > > No. rcpt_ok _finally_ decides to accept or reject a message. It must > therefore be run last, because there can not be a rcpt-hooking plugin > after it. > > But i also think that it might make sense to remove the relay checking > code from rcpt_ok and put in a separate plugin, e.g. called check_relay. > This could then be run first in the rcpt-queue and deny all unauthorized > relayings. rcpt_ok should probably be reduced to just what the name > implies: returning OK for each and every mail (but this could then also > be made the default in qpsmtpd). > mmh, I've disabled rcpt_ok for my config. I'm not using rcpthosts nor allowing relaying over qpsmtpd.
check_relay would be a much better name :) -- Jens
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