On 8/27/05, Hector Santos <spf-discuss(_at_)winserver(_dot_)com> wrote:
----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard Bollinger"
My client was at 24.3.61.23, a comcast cable modem connection
The IP I entered was 65.169.90.110, hello name gate.elliott-turbo.com
The mail from was rab(_at_)elliott-turbo(_dot_)com(_dot_) The answer came
back
soft-fail.
I also ran the same process via 65.169.90.110 with identical
inputs and it passed.
The client IP should have not made a difference for the
purposes of the test.... unless I misunderstand its intent.
Ok, thanks for trying it out. I looked at your all HTTP request to the
TESTWCSAP.WCT resource and the actual processing of the request.
Right, the CLIENT IP should not had made a difference for the purpose of the
simulation of a remote client agent providing manual input.
According to what I see in both logs (HTTP and WCSAP), everthing matches.
The first request came in at:
24.3.61.23 - - [26/Aug/2005:16:21:32 -0400] "GET
/public/code/html-wcsap?ip=65.169.90.65&cdn=gate.elliott-turbo.com&from=rab(_at_)elliott-turbo(_dot_)com&xid=public&debug=2&B1=Submit
Thats your IP via your cable modem and the WCSAP process was recorded
correctly (trimming miscellanous log entries):
20050826 16:21:30 -------------------------------------
20050826 16:21:30 version : 2.05 / 1.10
20050826 16:21:30 xid : public
20050826 16:21:30 calltype : HTTP
20050826 16:21:30 callpath :
http://www.winserver.com/public/antispam/testwcsap.wct
20050826 16:21:30 callerip : 24.3.61.23 <---- VIA CABLE MODEM
20050826 16:21:30 cip : 65.169.90.65 <--- FORM FIELD for CIP
20050826 16:21:30 cdn : gate.elliott-turbo.com
20050826 16:21:30 from : rab(_at_)elliott-turbo(_dot_)com
20050826 16:21:30 sapspf : v=spf1 a:mail.elliott-turbo.com
a:gate.elliott-turbo.com a:gatem.elliott-turbo.com a:gatec.elliott-turbo.com
~all
20050826 16:21:30 sapspf : softfail (time:344)
20050826 16:21:32 sapcbv : 250
20050826 16:21:32 result : accept (-1)
20050826 16:21:32 wcsap finish (1922 msecs)
Note the 65.169.90.65 address passed on the URL and used for the CIP in the
test.
You did another simular 65.169.90.65 request at 16:38:
24.3.61.23 - - [26/Aug/2005:16:38:39 -0400] "GET
/public/code/html-wcsap?ip=65.169.90.65&cdn=gate.elliott-turbo.com&from=rab(_at_)elliott-turbo(_dot_)com&xid=public&debug=3&B1=Submit
with the same SOFTFAIL WCSAP results.
You had other test from the CLIENT IP address 69.169.90.110 and CIP with the
same address:
65.169.90.110 - - [26/Aug/2005:16:27:02 -0400] "GET
/public/code/html-wcsap?ip=65.169.90.110&cdn=gate.elliott-turbo.com&from=rab(_at_)elliott-turbo(_dot_)com&xid=public&debug=3&B1=Submit
which passed the test.
Everything looks good Richard. Is the issue the 65.169.90.65 address? That
is whats logged and based on all the test I see you did:
CIP= 65.169.90.65 (2 test) result = SOFTFAIL
CIP= 24.3.61.23 (2 test) result = SOFTFAIL
CIP= 65.169.90.110 (5 test) result = PASS
Is this not correct based on your expectations? Which RESULT is incorrect?
--
Hector Santos, Santronics Software, Inc.
http://www.santronics.com
Never mind... typo on my part (I feel so ashamed)!
Thanks for your help.
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