On 11/02/16 07:47, Nick Rickard wrote:
On 10/02/16 20:37, Graeme Fowler wrote:
<snip>
You can make ratelimit use *any* key you like as the lookup - so it
can be (as you’ve done already) the envelope sender address, or the
sender’s IP address, or a hostname, or… well, you get the idea.
In the DATA ACL, you’ve got access to all the message headers - and
if you do the ratelimit stuff before the callout to SpamAssassin,
they’re unmodified (see footnote 1). So you can set an ACL variable
for later use from any header. As an example:
set acl_m_origsubject1 = $rh_Subject ... warn ratelimit = 5 / 15m /
per_rcpt / strict / $acl_m_origsubject1
(obviously that could be deny, and have other conditions on it)
<snip>
Early days, but,
...
warn
ratelimit = 4 / 15m / per_rcpt / strict / $h_subject
log_message = WIBBLE TEST WARNING, sending rate of: $sender_rate by
$h_subject
...
appears to trigger correctly - thank you - but the subject does not
appear in the logs, I just get "WIBBLE TEST WARNING, sending rate of:
4.1 by ". Not critical but would be nice to have and a bit odd. More
caffeine and more reading required, I suspect.
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