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From: Glenn on 15 Jan 2010 10:05 Good morning all, I am experiencing an issue with Milter. unfortunately I did not configure it orginally and am at somewhat of a loss on it's config. Below is a sample of what is literally filling my mail log Jan 15 10:00:22 mailserver sm-mta[25994]: o0FF0Lup025994: Milter: to=<user(a)ranndomdomain.com>, reject=451 4.3.2 Please try again later I have removed the individual email address simply for security. Any assistance would be welcome. Glenn
From: ska on 18 Jan 2010 02:50 Glenn wrote: > Good morning all, > > I am experiencing an issue with Milter. unfortunately I did not a "Milter" is a piece of code hooking into sendmail and performs some actions during the SMTP stages. > configure it orginally and am at somewhat of a loss on it's config. Regardless of this situation, you have to identify the particular milter (see next paragraphe), understand its duty and configure it. To disable the milter completely you can remove the INPUT_MAIL_FILTER () line from your *.mc file. However, you could break your system that way. -ska
From: Robert Bonomi on 19 Jan 2010 11:44
In article <hiq07l$q50$1(a)speranza.aioe.org>, Glenn <gmay(a)teranews.com> wrote: > >Jan 15 10:00:22 mailserver sm-mta[25994]: o0FF0Lup025994: Milter: >to=<user(a)ranndomdomain.com>, reject=451 4.3.2 Please try again later > >Any assistance would be welcome. > This -probably- means that some 'milter' (a helper program to do mail filtering and/or message modification) specified in the sendmail configuration file is *not* running. Or, at a minimum, not running in the 'expected' way. "What" milter, and how/where it "should" be running -- that you will have to figure out by looking at the sendmail configuration file for your system. See the sendmail operations manual for the relevant .mc file lines, and how to read the information they specify. |