Routing Problem ( mailertable + ldap routing)

Hello ,

I ve got a routing problem in Sendmail.
I use following configs in sendmail.mc for routing :
......
FEATURE(`mailertable',`hash -o /etc/mail/mailertable')dnl
FEATURE(`ldap_routing', `hash -o /etc/mail/mailrouting', `null')dnl
LDAPROUTE_DOMAIN_FILE(`/etc/mail/ldap_route_domain')dnl
.......
99 percent of the incomming mails use the normal routing via the
mailertable.
The rest is all adressed to info@mydomain1...n.com.
The domains(mydomain1..n) are listed in the file :/etc/mail/
ldap_route_domain.
The info@mydomain..n.com are listed in the file /etc/mail/mailrouting

When i now type a
sendmail -bv -v info@mydomain1...n.com it prints out the routing which
is in the mailrouting file.
So everything is fine for me.

BUT when i now receives mail from outside which is adressed to
info@mydomain1...n.com then the routing does not go through the
mailrouting file, it only uses the properties of the mailertable.

Can anybody help me with this problem ?
[Sendmail Version 8.14.2]

Thanks
Nubi

Re: Routing Problem ( mailertable + ldap routing)

nus4u@gmx.net writes:
> I ve got a routing problem in Sendmail.
> I use following configs in sendmail.mc for routing :
> .....
> FEATURE(`mailertable',`hash -o /etc/mail/mailertable')dnl
> FEATURE(`ldap_routing', `hash -o /etc/mail/mailrouting', `null')dnl
> LDAPROUTE_DOMAIN_FILE(`/etc/mail/ldap_route_domain')dnl

Slightly off topic: remove "-o" (optional) from the above. With "-o"
present sendmail daemon will start even when the maps are unavailable.
> ......
> 99 percent of the incomming mails use the normal routing via the
> mailertable.
> The rest is all adressed to info@mydomain1...n.com.
> The domains(mydomain1..n) are listed in the file
> :/etc/mail/ldap_route_domain.
> The info@mydomain..n.com are listed in the file /etc/mail/mailrouting
>
> When i now type a
> sendmail -bv -v info@mydomain1...n.com it prints out the routing which
> is in the mailrouting file.
> So everything is fine for me.
>
> BUT when i now receives mail from outside which is adressed to
> info@mydomain1...n.com then the routing does not go through the
> mailrouting file, it only uses the properties of the mailertable.

Standard "warm up" question:
Have you restarted sendmail daemon (or HUPed it) after modifying
sendmail.cf?
Without it sendmail daemon "remembers" configuration (sendmail.cf) as it
was when the daemon was started.

[ It seems to fix at least 30% of such discrepancies ]

> Can anybody help me with this problem ?
> [Sendmail Version 8.14.2]

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Re: Routing Problem ( mailertable + ldap routing)

Dzien Dobry Andrzej,

i thought i had done everyting to make it working....except
restarting :-(

It works fine now, thanks for help !
Dziekuje !
Nubi

Re: Routing Problem ( mailertable + ldap routing)

nus4u@gmx.net writes:

> Dzien Dobry Andrzej,
>
> i thought i had done everyting to make it working....except
> restarting :-(
>
> It works fine now, thanks for help !
> Dziekuje !
> Nubi

Welcome to the "simple *after*" world! :-)
[ I have been greeted in it *MANY* times myself ;-) ]

General rule:
It always makes sense to rule out simple "problems" before investigating
much more sinister causes they sometimes do happen.

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