On Thu, 9 Sep 2010, Guilherme Manika wrote:
Oh, sure.
Cyrus does a reverse DNS lookup to log the user's domain name to syslog. This
adds an overhead to each incoming connection that increases the number of
simultaneous connections to the system and may become devastating if there is a
problem in external DNS connectivity. We added this when the DNS servers for a
large part of our customer base experienced such problems, as that essentially
destroyed our POP3 servers.
Needless to say, this is only a problem for people operating large
installations.
or very small ones that do not have reverse DNS properly setup (not an uncommon
situation)
David Lang
Guilherme
Em 09/09/2010, às 08:38, Jeroen van Meeuwen (Kolab Systems) escreveu:
Guilherme Manika wrote:
This patch adds a "disablereverselookups" option to imapd.conf that
disables reverse DNS lookups in imapd and pop3d.
It doesn't affect other services (lmtp, mupdate, etc.) because they are
not Internet-facing services and so do not rely on external DNS to work.
That's probably acceptable.
Mind sharing with us what the purpose of this patch is?
Kind regards,
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