On 23.07.2008, at 14:21, Michelle Konzack wrote:
> So my most importand question is:
>
> 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.
Hello Michelle,
Why not use an aliasfile? It's text based and just needs a
`makealiases` to activate it. What I'm thinking of is:
1) 1 BTS Account , e.g. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2) One alias file with ticket addresses, such as [configdir]/aliases/
bts,
containing lines like
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
3) A script that adds/removes lines from the file and updates the
aliases via a `makealiases`
Of course it all depends on how you want to handle mail for the BTS.
Also, you can use pipe entries for the aliases, so they can be
processed by a further program instead of being locally delivered,
if you want.
Like this you wouldn't need to do a catchall-domain...
Regards,
Lorenzo
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