Sam Clippinger ha scritto: > Actually, spamdyke already does this. If qmail rejects the recipient, > spamdyke logs the rejection as "DENIED_OTHER". Unfortunately, qmail > doesn't check recipients by default, though there are some patches > available to add that ability. Instead, qmail accepts all incoming mail > and bounces invalid recipients later. > > I'll get this one added eventually, probably by allowing spamdyke to run > an external program that can check the recipient. That way it could be > configured to work with any qmail setup. > > Yes this is a must-have feature for spamdyke . I suggest to use two approaches:
1) check recipients from a dir tree like $base_dir/$domain/$username (assuming that the recipient address will be splitted in $username and $domain ) 2) check recicpients by executing an external helper which returns 1 (no such user) or 0 (user found) I think 1) gives the best performance, and 2) the best flexibility Of course they are mutually exclusive, use 1) or 2) not both . Have fun, Davide _______________________________________________ spamdyke-users mailing list spamdyke-users@spamdyke.org http://www.spamdyke.org/mailman/listinfo/spamdyke-users
