About a year ago, I wrote a C++ (no external dependencies) external-plus
(whitelist/blacklist) add-in for Declude that supports the following:

1.      Whitelist / Blacklist at company level.
2.      Whitelist / Blacklist at user level (has support for aliases via
redirection)
3.      Whitelist / Blacklist at a group level (supported by
redirection)
4.      Includes validating recipients (If there is one valid recipient,
then the message is allowed)

The program supports filtering the to, from and subject fields, as well
as, IP addresses in the headers.

For the to, from and subject fields, the software supports matching
using StartsWith, EndsWith, Contains, is (equal), NotStartsWith,
NotEndsWith, NotContains, IsNot and Regex

For IP addresses, it supports the following formats: single address
(192.168.1.3) and multiple addresses  (192.168.1.3\255.255.255.255
[single address], 192.168.1.3\32 [single address],
192.168.1\255.255.255.0 [single class "C"] or 192.168.1.5\24 [single
class "C"] or 192.168.1.5\255.255.255.254 [two class "C" ranges] or
192.168.1.5\25 [two class "C" ranges] and so on.

It also has a valid recipient list for the domain and has full logging
capabilities.

Like others we are also preprocessing our email and we are using
"xWall".  Using xWall, it blocks in over 90% of our incoming email.

If any one is interested in the software, please let me know and I would
be glad to share it.

David 
Cornerstone Computer Solutions, Inc.

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Michael Cummins
Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2006 2:35 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Valid Senders - Best Declude Practices

> 5XXSink  is  a  connection-time  event  sink  for  MS SMTP

This sounds like an interesting tool.  What if I can only apply it to
some domains though?  If I set this up on the same box as SmarterMail,
and used the MS SMTP to forward to SmarterMail (what, on a different
port I guess?) then am I correct in guessing that I have to have a
comprehensive list of all recipients?  I don't think I'll be able to get
all the Exchange Servers I service to play nice right away.

> OTOH, if you  were  using  IMail  as  the  MTA wrapper for Declude, it

> would be possible  to do all this stuff natively within IMail by using

> a "smart store-and-forward"  setup  and some sync scripts for your S&F

> domains.
> 
> The same logic seems possible for SM, and would certainly be the "best

> way"  in  theory;  but if you've already probed their forums, I assume

> there's no established "cookbook" from that side.

I'm pretty sure that Declude processes the traffic before the IMail
product, so I need to nab it before it gets to Declude if I'm going to
trim my resources.  I'm not sure about SmarterMail, but I suspect the
same.  MSG gets handed to Declude, which calls up Sniffer and invURIBL,
and then tosses it back into the MTA queue for mail handling.

Unless I'm wrong, in which case I'll get tapped back in line.  :)  

In iMail you set up Store and Forward by entering the IP in the SMTP
security, and then making an entry in the Windows Host file.  In
SmarterMail you just enter the IP/domain name in "Domain Forwarding" -
no place to really put any e-mail addresses for either product, that I
know of anyway.
:(

You know, Declude Pro handles a whitelist.txt and a blacklist.txt on a
per domain config.  It might be nice to have a validRecipients.txt file
too.
Yeah, it's sort of useless for POP/IMAP domains but it would sure be
handy for store and forward relay.  It would really cut down on my
resource load if that could be one of the first tests processed, so all
the other little engines don't have to waste their time.

> --Sandy

Thanks for your input, Sandy!  You too, Markus, Mark and Herb. Alligate
looks like an impressive gateway product, I'll keep it in mind - and I'm
thinking of upgrading the hardware on that box now as well.  It wasn't
all that shabby to begin with though.  

-- Michael Cummins


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Broadleaf Systems, a division of
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