Peter Bowyer wrote:
>> Im playing with the Perlinterface.
>> I wonder for which use-cases "you" use the interface:-)
>> I would like to gather some.
>
> We use it for SURBL/URIBL body checking
> (http://www.teuton.org/~ejm/exim_surbl/), and for some homebrew custom
> MySQL logging.
Just a thought. Wouldn't it be more simple, and more powerful if the
script didn't do the dns lookups it's self, but just returned a
domainlist of the domains in a message body? Then you could do stuff
like this:
# Check if one of the domains is on surbl:
deny dnslists = multi.surbl.org/${perl{extractdomains}}
message = $dnslist_matched is listed on $dnslist_domain with a
value of $dnslist_value
Or:
# Check if one of the domains is hosted on an IP in China:
dnslists = cn.countries.nerd.dk/${lookup dnsdb{>:a=${perl{extractdomains}}}}
Etc.
Seems like it would be more flexible to me...
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