Hello,
I'm interested in statistics from other users of mails on a per client basis
which got filtered out more than one time.
I want to evaluate whether it is worth the work to implement a policy
notifier which is able to to send configurable strings to a socket or
command (example: building temporary realtime blacklists in order to avoid
floods; my intention: integration with policyd-weight, which already has
a temporary cache mechanism).
For this to work it would be necessary to have the smtp client send XFORWARD
to amavis.
A temp block should always be build out of 'sender'-'ip'. Yet it should
still be possible to save the user from temp-blocking mailinglists (etc) to
which a virus|spam was sent (this MUST work without additional configuration).
If the statistics would show, that there is no need for such thing I could
save some coffee.
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Robert Felber (PGP: 896CF30B)
Munich, Germany
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