Okay I gave it a shot and this is what I got. So is this right or did it fubar. ?
spiderman# perl spfilter.pl -f=postfix PDL [81503] spfilter.pl (uid=0, os=freebsd) WARNING cant locate keyring 'spfilter-keyring.gpg' (GPG DISABLED) Status 200 http://spfilter.sourceforge.net/code/spfilter-config.xml.bz2 Purge spfilter-config.xml.031120 (1 files) Agent spfilter/0.59 (PDL, postfix, freebsd) Status 200 http://www.pan-am.ca/pdl/pdl-list.txt.bz2 Parse ./cache/PDL.031202 (cidr, 34850 lines) Killed ^^^^^^^^ that doesn't look good. If not what could be that matter. thanks md ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chris Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 1:29 PM Subject: [IMGate] Re: spfilter > > 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/ > > >
