Can you advise me easy way to log e.g. Received: headers from amavisd-new
or a hint, what more to log?
On 20.04.20 23:22, Damian wrote:
Run amavis with debug-sa parameter and egrep for "tag RELAY|trusted". Do
you see obvious differences between the two systems?
On Tue, Apr 21, 2020 at 05:32:01PM +0200, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
no differences for now, but you helped me at least a bit.
Because of reason unknown to me yet, mail is tagged as originating:
2. my problem is that amavis does set "orgiginating" flag for mails that are
not originating
On 22.04.20 12:46, Henrik K wrote:
The patch also fixes this case. Don't read too much into the bug
description, you need to understand what the code actually does. It also
sets originating=0, which didn't happen with the missing code.
On 22.04.20 11:57, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
I don't manipulate the "originating" flag at all, so there must be something
that sets it when not needed.
I was trying to understand the code but there's much of code so I asked
people who might already know better
I believe that "originating" flag should only be set when the mail was
submitted. Otherwise, standard TrustPath mechanism should be used.
On 22.04.20 12:55, Henrik K wrote:
Anyways, it's hard to help further without complete picture of your
configuration, I guess there's many ways policy banks and stuff could mess
it up.
the only place I set "originating" is the "MYNETS" (where it's default
anyway) and the problem behaviour was happening even before set MYNETS.
The only bank used in this case is "AM.PDP" where "originating",
I found so far some places where originating seems to be set:
sub preprocess_policy_query($$) {
...
$msginfo->originating(1);
...
and also this one which should not be used:
sub msg_from_quarantine($$$) {
...
$msginfo->originating(1); # (also enables DKIM signing)
...
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