I'll do a bit of git archaeology tomorrow to try and find out why the
quote macros were added. Otherwise, my vote is to go with the bash
invocation in the sub-process so that way we can keep the quote macros.
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I agree, I also do not know the potential risks of removing ${quote:}
from tainted variables, so this needs further research before
implementation. Or we go with yours.
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With this said, I have reservations about removing a quote macro without
research. It does more than just quote wrap a variable, it also escapes
quotes and other special characters from the variable
To be honest, I'm no expert in this source code, but if the variables
$sender_host_address or
Nice catch, I like that updated version better. This also leads more
credence to an issue with parsing.
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Title:
Enabling SPF checks with
Hi Mitchell,
Your version works for me as well.
In the interim I have been successfully using the following
configuration. Would this be potentially useful, or are there issues
with removing ${quote:} from --ip and --identity?
condition = ${run{/usr/bin/spfquery.mail-spf-perl \
I think I have found a fix for this issue.
My hunch is there is something buggy about the run{} command when
invoking programs directly. I wrapped the contents of run with an
explicit shell invocation, e.g.
condition = ${run{/usr/bin/spfquery.mail-spf-perl \
I have reproduced this issue on a live noble server running exim4.
Digging deeper now.
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Title:
Enabling SPF checks with CHECK_RCPT_SPF doesn't
Apologies for the delay, I'm picking this back up today.
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Title:
Enabling SPF checks with CHECK_RCPT_SPF doesn't work
To manage notifications
** Changed in: exim4 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
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Re-marking as new since I've supplied all requested information.
** Changed in: exim4 (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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Hi, just want to add a quick comment that I’m on vacation until the end
of the week so don’t expect a reply from me until then. Also will be
attending the Canonical sprint next week so might not be able to update
this next week either.
Feel free to take a stab at this if you are triaging this bug
(and comment #6)
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Title:
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To manage notifications about this bug go to:
No, you should be seeing a header. Are the steps you followed the same
as that which I wrote in comment #5 of this report?
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Title:
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That could be a possibility.
On a side note, I tried to setup a testbed to reproduce this (and start
working on a dep8 test) and can't seem to get the setup working
correctly. I followed the steps in bug #1998678, see the mail in
`/var/mail/ubuntu` but don't see any Received-SPF headers at all,
No errors in /var/log/exim4/mainlog, just normal mail flow logs.
I suspect some sort of error was introduced in the code for the #1998678
fix.
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I was looking into bug #1998678 as a potential reason, do you see any
concerning logs in your /var/log/exim4/mainlog (or wherever your logs
are)?
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Possibly related to:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/exim4/+bug/1998678
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Title:
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It was a clean install of Noble, for some reason the spf check always
returns "none". It is very easily reproducible, as per my comment #5.
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Dominic, did you upgrade to mantic and start seeing this failure, or did
you make a new mantic install and set things up from scratch?
I wonder if some logic elsewhere was changed in Debian that we missed,
or has this always been broken?
This scenario would also be a nice thing to have a dep8
Still an issue in noble / 24.04.
"Received-SPF: none" is reported in the headers of received mail for
senders known to have an spf record configured.
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Also, this should not be marked as "incomplete" as I have supplied all
the required information.
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Title:
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I get the correct result when running spfquery.mail-spf-perl manually.
$ /usr/bin/spfquery.mail-spf-perl --ip 40.92.113.65 --scope mfrom --identity
exam...@outlook.com
pass
outlook.com: Sender is authorized to use 'exam...@outlook.com' in 'mfrom'
identity (mechanism
Hello Dominic,
The fact that you get that
Received-SPF: none
headers means that spf-tools-perl gets called by exim4. What I suggest
to debug this is to manually call spfquery.mail-spf-per with the
relevant parameters (see the spfquery.mail-spf-perl manpage), and check
if what kind of reply
According to the exim4 changelog, the spf logic was modified in Aug
2023.
exim4 (4.96-17ubuntu1) mantic; urgency=medium
* Merge with Debian unstable (LP: #2030098). Remaining changes:
- Disable external SPF support to avoid Build-Depends on libspf2-dev
(only available in universe).
I'm using exim4-daemon-heavy.
$ apt list --installed | grep exim4
WARNING: apt does not have a stable CLI interface. Use with caution in
scripts.
exim4-base/mantic-updates,mantic-security,now 4.96-17ubuntu2.2 amd64
[installed,automatic]
exim4-config/mantic-updates,mantic-security,now
Hi Dominic,
Thanks for the additional information.
Are you using exim4-daemon-heavy or exim4-daemon-light? In case you are
using the light version, could you try it with the heavy one as well and
report it back here?
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Also: `update-exim4.conf` and restart exim before sending mail to
yourself.
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Title:
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exim4.conf.template is completely unmodified from stock mantic.
Bug can be replicated by:
1. Installing mantic
2. Installing exim4 and spf-tools-perl
3. `dpkg-reconfigure exim4-config` and make it accept mail
4. Adding CHECK_RCPT_SPF = true to /etc/exim4/exim4.conf.localmacros
5. Sending
Could you provide your config file? Also state if you applied any
customization in your set up? Those things would be useful to reproduce
what you described locally.
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Hi Mitchell,
I am setting CHECK_RCPT_SPF = true in /etc/exim4/exim4.conf.localmacros
where local macros are typically set.
I have run `update-exim4.conf` and `systemctl restart exim4`.
Then I send myself an email from an outlook.com account, which has SPF
enabled, and the headers report:
Hi Dominic,
Thanks for taking the time to submit this bug report and make Ubuntu
better!
Where are you setting the variable CHECK_RCPT_SPF = true ?
Doing a quick google search I found[0] which looks like it may be
useful. It says to do the following -
1) Add `CHECK_RCPT_SPF = true` to the top
Note: this bug relates to inbound IPv4 addresses. IPv6 addresses are
affected by a separate bug: #2056443
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