ljacobs wrote: > Can you provide some examples of how you are using spfilter making local maps?
I don't have it automated yet, but basic process is: If you don't have gnupg installed, install it from FreeBSD port (cd /usr/ports/security/gnupg; make; make all) Download spfilter: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=49927&release_id=82275 Run tar zxvf on downloaded .tar.gz file. Install the XML::Parser perl module if you don't have it installed (if you don't spfilter.pl will puke when you run it and tell you to install it or another module). Go to spfilter directory and run 'make all'. That will download the latest files and verify the PGP key. To see what sources you can make maps for, see http://spfilter.sourceforge.net/code/xml-view.php and look at the PRESET and SOURCE sections and get the tag name for that RBL. I just noticed the SORBS tag is there but none of the zones it contains are listed so it won't work. For example, to make a map for the PDL use: perl spfilter.pl -f=postfix PDL Look in ./outdir and there will be a map file PDL.postfix. Run postmap on it and use it like any other map. You can replace the text spfilter puts in the map prior to running postmap if you want. > > Have you experimented at all with spambayes? Have not. -- Chris Scott Host Orlando, Inc http://www.hostorlando.com/
