I'm trying to use a rule like this: askdns RBL_SENDGRID_ID _SENDGRIDID_.sendgrid-id.localhost A 127.0.0.2
where I have this in my db.local running bind9: sendgrid-id IN DNAME sendgrid-id.LICENSEKEY.invaluement.com. where LICENSEKEY is a valid license key. I can query this on the command line: % host 16582324.sendgrid-id.localhost sendgrid-id.localhost has DNAME record sendgrid-id.LICENSEKEY.invaluement.com. 16582324.sendgrid-id.localhost is an alias for 16582324.sendgrid-id.LICENSEKEY.invaluement.com. 16582324.sendgrid-id.LICENSEKEY.invaluement.com has address 127.0.0.2 But the AskDNS plugin seems to see only the first alias response and ignores the actual 127.0.0.2 response. The rule is never hit. If I put the license key in the cf file directly, it is (and the license key gets added to the email headers which is what I am trying to avoid by doing a DNAME record in my .localhost db.local!) This technique of using a DNAME record works fine for milters. Ultimately I want the spamassassin report in the headers but I don't want the license key in there. Is there some way to get this to work? Not sure if this isn't actually a bug in AskDNS to be honest. Michael Grant
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