On 2004 Nov 15, at 04:58, Zach White wrote:
So, it looks like it's something that has changed in OpenBSD 3.6. The specific line that's returning SOFTERR is in rfc1035mxlist.c, line 328.
rfc1035_replyfree(replyp); return (RFC1035_MX_SOFTERR);
Which is within the 'if (index < 0)' block.
Sorry, one bit of trivia I forgot to include. I arrived at this conclusion by putting printf()'s before each "return (RFC1035_MX_SOFTERR)" in rfc1035mxlist.c. It was number 2 that got printed.
And one other thing puzzles me. Does courier do DNS lookups when a delivery destination matches an esmtproute entry, or when there's a global entry? I would think that when you're routing the mail to a smarthost you'd want to skip the DNS check.
-Zach
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