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Add Postfix XCLIENT support to smtp-forward plugin
manually merged in PR #2 from cventers
XCLIENT support allows Qpsmtpd to forward client information, such as
the IP address and HELO information, to Postfix such that it can
On 2008-08-08 16:56:04 +0530, Shamly wrote:
I need to forward all mails received to the qpsmtp daemon to another
SMTP relay. In general this should work, but my requirement is to change
the address from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] as the
mailhost on the other side accepts only
On Mon, 20 Mar 2006, John Peacock via RT wrote:
Committed. Can you think of a simple way to test this functionality?
- Write a plugin which returns string1\nstring2. Check what is sent back
to the client.
- Write a plugin which returns (string1, string2). Check what is sent
back to the
Charlie Brady wrote:
On Mon, 20 Mar 2006, John Peacock via RT wrote:
Committed. Can you think of a simple way to test this functionality?
- Write a plugin which returns string1\nstring2. Check what is sent
back to the client.
- Write a plugin which returns (string1, string2). Check what
On Mon, 20 Mar 2006, John Peacock via RT wrote:
Charlie Brady wrote:
On Mon, 20 Mar 2006, John Peacock via RT wrote:
Committed. Can you think of a simple way to test this functionality?
- Write a plugin which returns string1\nstring2. Check what is sent
back to the client.
- Write a
On Thu, 12 Jan 2006, Matt Sergeant wrote:
On 12 Jan 2006, at 07:49, Allan Joergensen wrote:
shouldn't the smtp-forward plugin issue the same errorcode to the
connection server as it gets from the backend smtp server?
ie. if the backend server says
550 address: Recipient address rejected
On Fri, 10 Feb 2006, Charlie Brady wrote:
A patch for this would be welcome - the smtp-forward plugin was rather
hurriedly put together (by yours truly).
Allan's replacement plugin is online here, and is awaiting comments and/or
incorporation:
http://nowhere.dk/~alj/qpsmtpd/smtp-forward
On 10-Feb-2006, Charlie Brady wrote:
The string End data with has no special meaning in RFC 2821. Are we
trying to work around a bug in Net::SMTP? Or a particular backend?
It's Postfix thing:
[SMTP session]
data
354 End data with CRLF.CRLF
...
For some reason $smtp-message contains both
On Fri, 10 Feb 2006, Allan Joergensen wrote:
On 10-Feb-2006, Charlie Brady wrote:
The string End data with has no special meaning in RFC 2821. Are we
trying to work around a bug in Net::SMTP? Or a particular backend?
It's Postfix thing:
[SMTP session]
data
354 End data with CRLF.CRLF
...
On 10-Feb-2006, Charlie Brady wrote:
Sorry, which final message from the server? And what version of Net::SMTP?
The final reply from the smtp-server (where the message is accepted or
rejected). My server has libnet-perl 1.19 (Ubuntu).
--
Allan Joergensen
They keep us down and they keep us
On Fri, 10 Feb 2006, Allan Joergensen wrote:
On 10-Feb-2006, Charlie Brady wrote:
Sorry, which final message from the server? And what version of Net::SMTP?
The final reply from the smtp-server (where the message is accepted or
rejected). My server has libnet-perl 1.19 (Ubuntu).
Ah, OK.
On 10-Feb-2006, Charlie Brady wrote:
$smtp-data();
$rc = $smtp-code;
#$message = $smtp-message;
chomp($message);
Do you remember why you commented it out?
I have absolutely no idea :)
--
Allan Joergensen
Bother, said Doc Zimmerman, as he field dressed Neelix.
smime.p7s
Hi,
shouldn't the smtp-forward plugin issue the same errorcode to the
connection server as it gets from the backend smtp server?
ie. if the backend server says
550 address: Recipient address rejected: User unknown
qpsmtpd issues softdeny which means that the remote server will keep on
trying
On 12 Jan 2006, at 07:49, Allan Joergensen wrote:
Hi,
shouldn't the smtp-forward plugin issue the same errorcode to the
connection server as it gets from the backend smtp server?
ie. if the backend server says
550 address: Recipient address rejected: User unknown
qpsmtpd issues softdeny
Matt Sergeant wrote:
shouldn't the smtp-forward plugin issue the same errorcode to the
connection server as it gets from the backend smtp server?
Yes, probably. A patch for this would be welcome - the smtp-forward
plugin was rather hurriedly put together (by yours truly).
This is my first
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