Thanks for the reply on my first mail. Here's a few more notes.
SMAILUtils.cpp
The function USmlExtractToAddress() is not used at all.
SMTPSvr.cpp
In the function SMTPFilterMessage() a fflush() is performed before
the fclose(). I think this is unncessary as fclose() implies a
fflush()
Hello guys,
This is not really XMail specific but I am a bit confused there and I need
help from experts.
Here is the problem, I am using a filter that works with SPF, everything is
working fine except one thing.
Sometimes forged froms pass through the filter because the filter is getting
Hello Fred
As this is a filter, the choice made to use 'return-path' in place of 'from'
is filter specific, not related to xmail
To help you we need to know more about this filter, how it works,
parameters, ...
Self-written filter or found on the net ?
Do you have source code for this filter (or
Hi Francis,
Thanks for your reply.
This is a self-written script that get the following arguments from
filter.post-data.tab
!aex /mailsrv/MailRoot/filters/spfcheck/spfcheck.php @@FROM
@@CRCPT @@REMOTEADDR @@FILE
The @@FROM is the actual variable that is checked by this linux
On Wed, 14 Oct 2009, fred wrote:
Hello guys,
This is not really XMail specific but I am a bit confused there and I need
help from experts.
Here is the problem, I am using a filter that works with SPF, everything is
working fine except one thing.
Sometimes forged froms pass through
On Wed, 14 Oct 2009, Oliver Stöneberg wrote:
Thanks for the reply on my first mail. Here's a few more notes.
SMAILUtils.cpp
The function USmlExtractToAddress() is not used at all.
Right, by it stays.
SMTPSvr.cpp
In the function SMTPFilterMessage() a fflush() is performed before
the
I understand Davide, I knew this wasn't XMail fault, I only wanted to find a
solution to prevent these types of forged froms.
I will have to add code into my script to parse the message header and look
for the From: line, compare this from with the one in the SMTP transaction,
if they are
On Wed, 14 Oct 2009, fred wrote:
I understand Davide, I knew this wasn't XMail fault, I only wanted to find a
solution to prevent these types of forged froms.
I will have to add code into my script to parse the message header and look
for the From: line, compare this from with the one in
On Wed, 14 Oct 2009, Oliver Stöneberg wrote:
Thanks for the reply on my first mail. Here's a few more notes.
SMAILUtils.cpp
The function USmlExtractToAddress() is not used at all.
Right, by it stays.
Like the others just FYI.
SMTPSvr.cpp
In the function SMTPFilterMessage() a
