On Thu, Mar 15, 2001 at 02:42:53PM -0800, Jon Rust wrote:
> We currently use rblsmtpd to block mail based on RSS, DUL and RBL. What
> I've wanted all along is a way for individual users to have this same
> ability, rather than as a system-wide setting. Here's what I've come up
> with, and I'd appreciate criticisms and comments from my fellow qmail
> admins:
Sorry to follow up your announcement with mine ...
I've done something like that, start at
http://www.lamer.de/maex/creative/software/ucspi-tcp/
It consists of 3 parts:
1) is a modification to rblsmtpd that allows to define "tags" for
RBLs. Each tag of a RBL that had a hit for that IP is put blank
delimited into an evironment var RBLID
2) is a modification to qmail-smtpd
it checks for RBLID env var and inserts one line per RBL tag into
the header of the received mail like:
X-RBL-Check: MAPS-RSS
X-RBL-Check: MAPS-DUL
3) is a mess822 package called 822xrblcheck
you can put it into .qmail files and call it e.g. with
|bouncesaying "no messages from blacklisted hosts accepted"
/path/to/822xrblcheck MAPS-RSS
\Maex
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