Sam Clippinger wrote: > Very strange. Is it possible you're using spamdyke on multiple ports > (e.g. 25 and 587) with different configuration files?
I do use multiple ports, but qmail on 587 isn't invoking spamdyke at all (because users have to authenticate to connect to 587). The log messages I posted show that spamdyke was handling that connection, so it must have come in on 25. > If not, it kinda sounds like a whitelist is being hit. There are two > things you can do to find out for sure. First, try increasing your > "log-level" option to "verbose". I've done that. I'll let you know if it reveals anything interesting. I only have one whitelist (sender-whitelist) with a single entry, so I don't think these messages are getting whitelisted. I actually managed to get spamdyke to reject something by virtue of being IP-blacklisted. I added the IP of another server that I own to my blacklist file, and did a manual SMTP session from that server. I got a message: 250 Refused. Your IP address is blacklisted. and the log showed: Jan 12 20:58:19 s1 spamdyke[2101]: FILTER_BLACKLIST_IP ip: x.x.x.x file: /home/vpopmail/spamdyke/ip-blacklist(42) which is encouraging but baffling. I couldn't find any other instances of FILTER_BLACKLIST_IP anywhere in recent maillogs. Very odd. Thanks for your help. I'm sure I'll get to the bottom of this eventually, but it's puzzling. Angus _______________________________________________ spamdyke-users mailing list spamdyke-users@spamdyke.org http://www.spamdyke.org/mailman/listinfo/spamdyke-users
