Ip Range Allow deliveries/Require SMTP authentication Bug #287
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I have experienced same issue also after first configuration of the server, it was quite confusing. |
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I think simply flipping over the order of execution fixes this...weird i never noticed this before |
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SMTP multiply max message size with 1024 issue hmailserver#267 Add email address variable to SignatureAdder.cpp pull hmailserver#265 DKIM on acccount-rule 'reply' not applied hmailserver#172 issue hmailserver#172 preserve RewriteEnvelopeFromWhenForwarding setting when forwarding from account rule The logical flow should be to disregard "Require SMTP authentication" if "Allow deliveries from" is unselected issue hmailserver#287
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@RvdHout I fixed this before I noticed your pull request. I'll compare our fixes and see if they are the same. |
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…#294) Multiple fixes: SMTP multiply max message size with 1024 issue #267 Add email address variable to SignatureAdder.cpp pull #265 DKIM on acccount-rule 'reply' not applied #172 issue #172 preserve RewriteEnvelopeFromWhenForwarding setting when forwarding from account rule The logical flow should be to disregard "Require SMTP authentication" if "Allow deliveries from" is unselected issue #287
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…ue to auth/ip range checking'. #287
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Have been fiddling around with the IP ranges, when I disallow Deliveries from External to External for a IP Range but do not uncheck External to External in Require SMTP authentication the error message displayed is:
"530 SMTP authentication is required."
Only if I also uncheck External to External in Require SMTP authentication the error message is correct. eg:
"550 Delivery is not allowed to this address."
This seems incorrect to me...Don't you think?
I think settings in Allow deliveries must always be the preferred and appointed criteria above settings in Require SMTP authentication, in Administrator GUI this looks to be the case as the Require SMTP authentication checkbox is greyed-out/readonly as soon you uncheck Allow deliveries, but in the code it seems to function visa versa
https://github.com/hmailserver/hmailserver/blob/master/hmailserver/source/Server/SMTP/SMTPConnection.cpp#L681
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