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No. Think about it: what is the process here?
Yeah, that's pretty much what I figured. I'll just have to remove the
rblsmtpd call. This service is actually for SMTPS on port 485, so
removing the RBLs isn't a big deal.
For the sake of discussion, and since I can't replicate the home
user's env from the office for testing, let me ask this. From the man
page, I see that rblsmtpd requires prog to actually get the message.
Is it possible to change the order of the programs called by tcpserver
to do something wacky like:
tcpserver {options} <host> <port> \
fixcrio \
qmail-smtpd {options} \
rblsmtpd {options} \
qmail-smtpd {options}
Would setting the appropriate env vars by authenticating in the first
qmail-smtpd allow tcpserver to skip calling rblsmtpd? Or at least
allow rblsmtpd to not perform the checks? Or will tcpserver still
call rblsmtpd regardless of what happens in the other programs called
before it?
Steve
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