On Thu, 1 Jun 2006, Mark Martinec wrote:
> > >It is an unpublished EICAR robot so
> > >our customers and our engineers can test their email setup
> > >by requesting and eicar file being send per email.
>
> Noel already listed the choices. I'd just like to
> remind that such a robot/responder is pretty much
> like a mailing list manager: the easiest way is to
> configure it to submit (its trusted or already verified
> mail) to Postfix on port 10025.
Sound good. Currently this shell script does use the default sendmail
binary to send it out:
/usr/sbin/sendmail -r $RECIPIENT $SENDER < $REPLY
I have not found a way to make this work against port 10025 except doing
some manual tricks with netcat. But I might be staring at the obvious
solution without seeing it. At least it works now. So at present I write
the SMTP headers to the top of $REPLY and use this line to deliver:
nc -i 1 127.0.0.1 10025 < $REPLY
It works for me (TM)
But it is a bit ugly in my view. (But so is most of this script anyway ;-)
Hugo.
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