On Tue, 25 May 2004, Sergio Casagrande wrote: > Hi Davide, > sometimes xmail receive a message but it doesn't run filter script. > In smtplog I can see only one line like this > > "" "telsey.it" "130.244.199.130" "2004-05-25 14:01:45" = > "fep02-svc.swip.net" "telsey.it" "" "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" "S3D0F3" > = > "RCPT=3DOK" "" "0" "" > > Normaly, you know that there are two lines ;) > ....and another strange thing is that in smail log there is no log about = > smtp line (normaly for two lines in smtp log there is a line in smail = > log) > In debug mode the console shows me only smtp connection with remote = > server but no other messages (filter run or relay) > Telsey is the primary domain with only a address (xxxx) > All recipient addresses have a cmdaliases file with smtprelay line = > inside. > There are other two third level domain manage directly from xmail. > The message arrive to main mail server and it is intercept from = > antivirus (I discovered this situation because xmail should scan all = > messages with antivirus filter script) > I could suppose that these messages are infected messages. > Xmail runs on w2k. This behaviour there was in 1.18 and also in = > 1.19-pre5 (one day and it is all ok).
If you have a RCPT=OK and no RECV=OK, the message never got accepted by XMail. Otherwise you'd see a RECV=OK line for the same message ID. This could likely have happened because there has been a problem with the network between the client and the server. When XMail forcibly reject messages (because of policies or SMTP filters) it spits out SMTP log lines. - Davide - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
