> 6, it's safe to assume ::/48 (ISPs get /32's)
>
> Also, the man page say which, MAXPERIP or MAXPERC takes
Err small correction, that should ready "Doesn't say":
In tcpd/tcpd.c::run():
Just briefly reading through the code (The pointer algorithmic
for calculating netblocks seems odd, using sizeof() on a pointer
to an RFC1035 address).
The IP gets compared to the global MAXIP, if you've over, exit
and error log.
Then, sequentially:
The IP gets compared against the count for the subnet (a strange
array based on the IP address size (8,16,32 bits?), if over, exit
and error log
e.g, for the man page, "MAXPERC superceds/overrides MAXPERIP"
However, if SMTPACCESS has an exception for a matching IP
using MAXCPERIP, set MAXIP higher during the loop.
But that means, AFAICT, that MAXPERC still overrides MAXCPERIP.
~BAS
> precedence. MAXCPERIP should also have a note.
>
> ~BAS
>
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