Michelle Konzack writes:
Since Bug# are autogenerated by the BTS software, spamer could push any Bug# into my BTS, I like to install some software/script or whatever which block numbers which do not exist in the BTS.Is this possibel with courier-mta? E-Mail examples are: [EMAIL PROTECTED] or: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Rejects should be done on SMTP level and the highest Bug# can be provided by a config file containing only the last number.
Well, it's possible, but it's going to be rather difficult to implement. This needs to be done using the combination of a -default .courier files, and localmailfilter API, which will validate the recipient's address using a maildrop recipe. Normally, localmailfilter maildrop recipes are restricted to a subset of available maildrop commands, which exclude invoking external programs. So, another maildrop hook needs to be used that breaks out of the maildrop jail. It's all documented, but is a fair amount of reading, across a bunch of manpages.
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