"ClientConn", "ClientRate" and "Connect"
am 29.04.2005 14:50:00 von sergey
Hello.
Is a ratecontrol and conncontrol features not work for networks described via connect in access ?
For example:
-----part of /etc/mail/access-----
ClientConn:192.168.1 1
ClientRate:192.168.1 1
Connect:192.168.1 RELAY
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Re: "ClientConn", "ClientRate" and "Connect"
am 29.04.2005 16:13:19 von ca+sendmail(-no-copies-please)
Sergey wrote:
> Is a ratecontrol and conncontrol features not work for networks described via connect in access ?
> For example:
> ClientConn:192.168.1 1
> ClientRate:192.168.1 1
> Connect:192.168.1 RELAY
See cf/README.
Connect:cyberspammer.com REJECT
Connect:TLD REJECT
Connect:192.168.212 REJECT
would refuse mail from spammer@aol.com, any user from cyberspammer.com
(or any host within the cyberspammer.com domain), any host in the entire
top level domain TLD, 192.168.212.* network, >..
Hmm, for ClientConn and ClientRate it doesn't seem to be documented.
The sendmail X documentation has this explanation:
....
icr:10 5
Note, however, that the limits apply only to single IP addresses, they are
not aggregated for nets. That is, for the example every single host in the
IP net 10.x.y.z can have a maximum incoming connection rate of 5 messages
per minute.
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Re: "ClientConn", "ClientRate" and "Connect"
am 29.04.2005 17:14:48 von sergey
Claus A?mann wrote:
>> Is a ratecontrol and conncontrol features not work for networks described via connect in access ?
>
>> For example:
>
>> ClientConn:192.168.1 1
>> ClientRate:192.168.1 1
>> Connect:192.168.1 RELAY
>
> See cf/README.
>
> Connect:cyberspammer.com REJECT
> Connect:TLD REJECT
> Connect:192.168.212 REJECT
I'm not about "Connect". I'm about "ClientConn" and "ClientRate"
If "Connect:192.168.1 RELAY" exist every host in 192.168.1.x have
unlimited incoming connection rate and nuber of connections.
And... Ou ! I fount bug: maximum incoming connection rate = ClientConn - 1.
e.q.: "ClientConn:192.168.1 1" disable accepting mail with
452 4.3.2 Connection rate limit exceeded.
I use Sendmail 8.13.3.
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Regards, Sergey
Re: "ClientConn", "ClientRate" and "Connect"
am 29.04.2005 20:25:29 von sergey
Sergey wrote:
>>> ClientConn:192.168.1 1
> And... Ou ! I fount bug: maximum incoming connection rate = ClientConn -
> 1.
> e.q.: "ClientConn:192.168.1 1" disable accepting mail with
> 452 4.3.2 Connection rate limit exceeded.
Sorry, ClientRate.
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