Here are some new or update mod_smtpd modules:
http://www.brianfrance.com/software/apache/
mod_smtpd_auth.tar.gz:
mod_smtpd_auth - core auth module
mod_smtpd_authm_plain - auth method plain
mod_smtpd_authm_login - auth method login
mod_smtpd_authm_crammd5 - auth method crammd5
mod_smtpd_authm_digestmd5 - auth method digestmd5
mod_smtpd_authv_dbd - auth verify/lookup via dbd
I have rewritten this module to use the unrecognized_command hook. It
uses defines a hook for methods and a hook for lookups and all method
code was split off into their own module.
mod_smtpd_access.tar.gz:
mod_smtpd_access - core access module - connection, greeting, from, to
mod_smtpd_accessl_dbd - lookup module via dbd
After finishing the auth rewrite I like the way it worked so I did the
same for the access module. mod_smtpd_access now has a lookup hook
that accessl modules can use to plugin. I will be adding a relay look
up once we have some way of setting relaying is allowed.
Warning: apreq has problems with multi-line headers and will core dump
when it gets them (has this been fixed?)
mod_smtpd_clamd.tar.gz
This is a module that sends the mail to clamd on the data_post hook.
It only works with TCP connections to clamd because apr doesn't support
unix domain sockets. Currently this module will bounce mail with
virus, but there is a option to not reject them. More features to come
like adding headers, rewriting subject and anything else I can come up
with.
mod_smtpd_spamd.tar.gz
This is a module that sends the mail to spamd on the data_post hook.
Currently this module will bounce mail that is spam if it over the spam
threshold + reject_level. More features to come like adding headers,
rewriting subject lines, etc.
mod_smtpd_load.tar.gz
This module just check the load on the server and can temporarily deny
connections.
Any news on the mod_ftp import? I can't seem to get at the needed
ssl_init_ssl_connection from mod_ssl. I have even tried to dlsym it
from the mod_ssl handle and I just get back NULL (of course this is on
my powerbook which doesn't break on dlopen so dlsym might not work
either). There must be a different way to upgrade a socket to ssl.
Brian
