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Caching dial-out recipient verification?

schwindp
Guys,

I'm suspecting my ASL to cache negative recipient verification answers. Is there a way to clear that cache so that the ASL will really go and re-check whether a recipient is existing or not?

Disabling and re-enabling the SMTP proxy didn't help.

Thanks,

Peter


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    I don't know of any such cache... What do you see in the Mail Manager SMTP Log relative to the test email?
     
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Same here:
    RCPTs have internally been rejected because of Domino misconfig; having corrected the error, but still "RCPT Unknown"

    tcpdump reading all SMTP traffic to internal host shows: NO TRAFFIC at all when sending to this RCPT.

    --> there MUST be a cache. WHERE? 
    Disabling and RE-Enabling RCPT Verification: No effect!
    Disabling and RE-Enabling the whole SMTP Proxy: No effect!

    Can someone from Astaro verify this?!?
    TIA
    M. Hock
  • 0 in reply to mhock
    Creating a new Exception list containing the cached addresses obviously solves this problem - more interesting might be that even after deleting this exception list again the cache does not block the addresses any more.
    A "Clear cache" button would be a lot more comfortable though.

    @ Astaro: it possible to get a statement to this behaviour? A console command to clear the cache would be enough, we dont need a button for every action ;-)
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  • 0 in reply to mhock
    Creating a new Exception list containing the cached addresses obviously solves this problem - more interesting might be that even after deleting this exception list again the cache does not block the addresses any more.
    A "Clear cache" button would be a lot more comfortable though.

    @ Astaro: it possible to get a statement to this behaviour? A console command to clear the cache would be enough, we dont need a button for every action ;-)
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