> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Because of some other mail components we have to use dccproc.
It might be worthwhile to somehow arrange to use dccifd, perhas
by using the ASCII protocol described in `man dccifd`
If whatever calls dccproc is written in Perl or C, you could copy
code in dcc/dccifd/dccif-test.pl or dcc/dccifd/dccif-test.c
> We don't have
> mail_host available.
With -R, dccproc can decode many formats of locally added Received: headers
to find the host name and IP address of the remote SMTP client.
> /home/dcc/bin/dccproc -S sender,Mailing-List -w /home/dcc/whiteclnt -t
> $RECIPIENTS
Unless you are trying to look for a "sender,Mailing-List" header,
I suspect that should be
/home/dcc/bin/dccproc -S sender S Mailing-List -w /home/dcc/whiteclnt -t
$RECIPIENTS
> for env_from checks we tried:
> /home/dcc/bin/dccproc -f$envelope_sender -S sender,Mailing-List -w
> /home/dcc/whiteclnt -t $RECIPIENTS
Is $envelope_sender a complete SMTP Mail_From value like [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> # doesn't work:
> OK substitute Mailing-List contact [EMAIL PROTECTED];
> run by ezmlm
That will look for these SMTP header lines:
Mailing-List: contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]; run by ezmlm
> OK env_from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That will look for the SMTP envelope Mail_From value
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hints about what dccproc thought was the envelope Mail_From value
by running `dccproc -E -l /log/dir` for a suitable log directory /log/dir
> 1. Are there any examples how to match Received-Headers? Because of their
> nature
> (included timestamps) they are not fixed strings, so how can they be
> matched?
Checking Received headers is not interesting today.
Long ago some spam was generate constant Received headers.
> 2. We saw many checksums for some messages presented here at the
> mailinglist.
> We get only Body, Fuz1 and Fuz2 - do we have to reconfigure our DCC
> server
> to get more?
You can add -K values to DCCD_ARGS in /var/dcc/dcc_conf
but they are unlikely to be useful.
Vernon Schryver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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