>>>>> "Peter" == Peter van Dijk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> How about something like FAQ 5.5?
Here there be dragons. (Also known as "Been there, done that").
For various reasons I can't reject spam on the incoming mailhost, but
I'd like to tag likely Mails with something like
X-Spam-Tag: type blacklist field From origin rzrub trigger
[EMAIL PROTECTED] action complain issuer sunu450.rz.ruhr-uni-bochum.de
I jumped onto 5.5, put
:allow,RELAYCLIENT="@UCEcheck",DENYMAIL="DNSCHECK"
into my rules file, and was happy for an hour.
Then I noticed that I just had started relaying for everyone.
Why do you think the env var is named "RELAYCLIENT" ?
I plugged this in the script, but someone used me to do
relay-rejecting spam :-(
I now see only two possibilities:
1. Two instances of qmail.
2. A patch to qmail-smtpd, introducing NORELAYCLIENT.
Actually I did 2., but I still have to check the effects ...
Anybody got a better idea?
Jost
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