On 02/23/15 11:07, Alan Gilson wrote:
Ive dug through the archives, and dont see if this has been answered
anywhere before:
Were running a honeypot and are hoping to switch over to opensmtpd.
The concept of this honeypot is that Id like to capture all of the
email that is sent to it, regardless of the recipient. Id like to
capture everything for analysis. Currently our very primitive set up is:
Install Mail Server:
- sudo apt-get install opensmtpd
- server name is: inbound.ourdomain.com
- root and postmaster recipient: mailin123 #this is
an account that exists on the server
- vi /etc/smtpd.conf
o comment out line: listen on localhost
o comment out line: table aliases file...
o comment out line: accept for local...
o comment out line: accept for any...
o add line: listen on eth0 port 25 hostname
inbound.ourdomain.com
o add line: max-message-size 50M
o add line: accept from any for any virtual { "@" =>
mailin123 } deliver to maildir "/mail"
This config works for single recipient emails.
Question: currently if I send an email with a to: address of
[email protected], and a CC: addresses of [email protected] and
[email protected], the system currently writes three files that are
identical with the exception of the Delivered-To: line. Is it possible
to have all three of those files combined in to one file with 3
Delivered-To lines?
Ultimately I dont want to run the email through our analytics 3
times, I only want to process it once.
Thanks,
- Al
The OTC Group, 1-888-438-1682 [email protected]
5-4350 Castleton Road, London, ON N6N 0A3
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The only thing I can think of is to "deliver/relay" the mail to/through
a script that handles that for you.
