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From: Klaus A. S. <kse...@gm...> - 2005-06-07 09:27:16
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Hi SQLgrey Users, SPF for Gmail lists /^[mnrwz]proxy\.gmail\com$/ as outgoing MTAs for gmail.com, and I have listed those hosts in clients_fqdn_whitelist.local -- no problem. However, lately I have seen a bunch of hosts with IP addresses in one of Google's IP blocks that HELOs as nproxy.gmail.com. Their reverse DNS reolves to nproxy.gmail.com, but the IP addresses are not listed for nproxy.gmail.com so Postfix skips the name entirely. My SQLgrey table now has 9 IP addresses (min 64.233.182.192, max 64.233.182.207) associated with the same sender and recipient, and Gmail keeps trying delivering, but gets greylisted each time because it tries from another IP address each time, which causes a considerable delay. Perhaps Google's BOfHs has made a typo somewhere, because nproxy.gmail.com has the IP addresses 64.233.183.192-207, perhaps not. If the current hosts that HELO as nproxy.gmail.com all lie within the range 64.233.182.192-207 (i.e., 182 instead of 183), then eventually mail will get through but the delay is annoying. Do I have a better choice than putting e.g. 64.233.182.192-207 in my clients_ip_whitelist.local file? Has anyone else on the list experienced this? Cheers, --=20 Klaus Alexander Seistrup Copenhagen =B7 Denmark http://seistrup.dk/ |