It would be very easy to change but I'm not sure DENIED_BY_OTHER would
make it more clear. Since all of the other DENIED messages are for
spamdyke's filters, DENIED_BY_OTHER could easily mean denied by some
other spamdyke filter. To be of real value, any change would have to
be very very explicit, like
DENIED_BY_SOME_OTHER_PROGRAM_BUT_ALLOWED_BY_SPAMDYKE. That seems a
little silly. :)
I'm hesitant to make this kind of change anyway, because it will break
any monitoring or graphing scripts people may be using; I try to make
each release backwards compatible if possible. When I can't do that, I
increment the major version number (e.g. 2.6.3 become 3.0.0) to indicate
a significant change.
If anyone can't figure out what the log messages mean, I'm afraid
they'll just have to consult the documentation.
-- Sam Clippinger
BC wrote:
On 9/27/2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DENIED_OTHER means spamdyke did not reject the message; qmail did.
spamdyke noticed the rejection and logged it.
Hi Sam -
Would it be possible to change the above log line info to read
DENIED_BY_OTHER to better imply that spamdyke didn't do it?
Thanks,
Bucky
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