Torsten Luettgert <[email protected]> (Di 21 Apr 2009 18:29:05 CEST): > Hello all, > > we've been using sender verification callouts for a while now, > and it still kills a lot of spam. > > But alas, in these modern times, there are honeypot addresses > which sometimes appear as sender addresses in spam and cause our > box to be blacklisted because it tries to verify the address. > This is mainly uceprotect. I won't comment on them here. > > Ok, now here's the question after all this build-up: can I skip > sender verification for certain IP addresses? I can of course > filter by the IP of the sending host, but that's not what I want - > I want to skip the verify if the target is one of those honeypot > addresses.
It depends on your ACL configuration. Always you can emply the
$sender_host_address variable. Or you can use the 'hosts = ..' ACL item.
# "sub"-ACL
acl_sender_verify:
accept hosts = <LIST OF SENDER IPs YOU WANT TO SKIP>
accept verify = sender/callout
deny message = sender verification failed
# the "normal" RCPT-ACL
acl_check_rcpt:
...
require acl = acl_sender_verify
I'm sure there is a more elegant solution, but this is, what just now
comes into my mind.
Best regards from Dresden/Germany
Viele Grüße aus Dresden
Heiko Schlittermann
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