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Hello!
Maybe someone's got a solution for a boring
configuration problem on my mail-exchanger.
I'm using qmail in conjunction with magic-smtpd
(0.7.0 - since yesterday 0.7.1) and rblsmtpd (but i think rbl doesn't affect the
problem).
I want to keep requests from TW and CN out of my
qmail-queue. So i set up the IP::Country pl-module and double-checked it's
functionality.
Called 'by hand', this works very well for most of
the IP's, also the provided ip2country script does it's job as it
should.
On the other hand, magic-smtpd (giving log-error's
if ip2country is not found as written in
/etc/magic-mail/control/country_code_prog) currently
seems to use this script (no more errors thrown),
but silently ignores /etc/magic-mail/control/country_blacklist.
It looks to me, that there is no country-comparison
done at all.
/etc/magic-mail/control/country_blacklist contains
3 lines:
CN
TW
YA
The given documentation is very poor related to
this blocking behaviour of magic-smtpd.
If anybody is using this feature, please: How is it
set up ?
Thanks
sseitz
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