-=Devil_InSi- a écrit : > callback - a check of sender. > when local mail server recieve message, it temporary stop recieving after > any header ( "to" usually) and try initialize simulation session of sending > mail to adress $from. > if remote server hasn't that address in recipient's list, the incoming > connection is closing and incoming mail rejects hard (usually). > > my english is poor, but hope, that i not distort this description. > > > ,------[J__r__me Blion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Thu, 14 Feb 2008 23:17:06 +0100] > |-=Devil_InSide=- a __crit : > |> has the courier this features? > |> early under windows i use mdaemon -- good windows mail server, wich has > some features like greylisting, domain keys, spf and whitelist for each of > thic services. > |> but i found just spf in a courier-mta. > |> > |> in any overviews in a web for exim and postfix i see possibility to > reject server, those HELO has only a digits or keyword, but not only > blacklisting by ip or network or mask of e-mail address ([EMAIL PROTECTED] > etc), how it written in courier documentation. > |> has the courier such possibilities? > |> > |> i think, that possibility to make a greylisting or callback is very > useful for control the incoming spam --- on mdaemon greylisting was a good > solution. > |> and on other servers i saw callback --- more interesting solution, as i > think. > |> > |> in a debian repositories i found a "milter-greylist" -- can i use it with > courier-mta ? > |> in description to this package i read that this filter for sendmail, but > reading docs and mans for this package has to brood over more universality of > this program. > |> > |Hello, > | > |You can use pythonfilter. It implements Greylisting. > |What do you mean when you talk about "callback" ? > | > |HTH. > |Jerome Blion. >
Hello, (content of pythonfilter.conf) # dialback: checks the envelope sender's address to make sure that a bounce # or reply can be delivered. Mail from addresses that can't be verified # will be refused. This module is included into pythonfilter. Does it fit your requirements? (No problem for your english, I understand you quite fine, and I'm not english neither :) ) HTH. Jerome Blion. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [email protected] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
