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--- Comment #11 from Michael McCarn <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to Jean-Philippe Pialasse from comment #10)
> 1/ how do you run it usually ? cron ? How do you type the command (which
> argument you chose)
I run it by itself to see what's happening, and with "-m" to move any emails
found into RBL-Recheck. I usually run it manually, but also have it scheduled
to run via cron.
30 * * * * /bin/nice /usr/local/bin/rbl-recheck.sh -m 2>&1
> 2/I tried to run it today and got the following message :
> ...
> on line 89
>
> find /home/e-smith/files/users/$USER -not -path "*/$MOVETO/*" -daystart
> -name "*$(config get SystemName):*" -ctime -$DAYS -print0 | \
Yes, that looks appropriate.
> 3/ for my understanding what will happen to the following messages if not
> dry run and does it means, Becaus for me OK means it is safe, but declined
> means it is not. However all theses mails come from trustable source to me :
I use 'DECLINED' for the RBL result to match the behavior of the qpsmtpd
plugin. The qpsmtpd logs show 'DECLINED' for any RBL lookup that has only
negative results.
> 4/ do you use any fetchmail system ? from my understanding your script will
> only move mails coming from 127.* which might only include these kind of
> mails.
I don't use fetchmail.
The "127*" in ARESULT is not the email source IP, it's the DNSBL result code.
> 5/ I did not manage to obtain a result with authenticated user , seems they
> all get taken away with your too large local expression.
I only saw authenticated relay from RBL-listed IPs from mobile users using
T-mobile.
> something could be done retrieving
> db configuration get LocalIP
> db configuration get ExternalIP
> db configuration getprop httpd-admin ValidFrom
> the two first gives an ip ( ExternalIP does not exist if server only mode).
> the last gives separated by coma list of IP/subnet found something but in
> perl to inspire from :
> http://sysadmin.compxtreme.ro/check-if-an-ip-is-in-a-subnet/
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