[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Jake Vickers wrote:
>>> Quinn Comendant wrote:
>>>> Hey y'all
>>>>
>>>> An associate of mine has experience with postfix, and was wondering if
>>>> qmail blocks messages at SMTP that fail to meet valid criteria. See
>>>> the postfix log summary generated from his machine, below. I'm aware
>>>> the qmail toaster comes with support to use the following facilities
>>>> to block bad messages: RBLs, SPF, domainkeys, simscan, clamav,
>>>> spamassassin, SURBL. But does it block messages such as the "Host not
>>>> found" or other criteria? If not how to configure? I'm aware
>>>> Greylisting isn't part of the qmailtoaster.
>>>>
>>>> The second question, does anyone know of any utilities that can
>>>> generate reports like this from the qmail logs?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!
>>>> Q
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> pflogsumm /var/log/mail.log
>>>> ...
>>>> message reject detail
>>>> ---------------------
>>>> RCPT
>>>> blocked using bl.spamcop.net (total: 19)
>>>> 12 ocn.ne.jp
>>>> 6 alpha-net.ne.jp
>>>> 1 btopenworld.com
>>>> cannot find your hostname (total: 25)
>>>> 23 72.35.236.66
>>>> 1 218.232.129.208
>>>> 1 221.141.51.93
>>>> Client host rejected: Greylisted (total: 7)
>>>> 3 horsepowerfreaks.com
>>>> 2 britecast.com
>>>> 2 campaignmonitor.com
>>>> Helo command rejected: Host not found (total: 4)
>>>> 2 80-219-113-121.dclient.hispeed.ch
>>>> 2 ocn.ne.jp
>>>> Helo command rejected: need fully-qualified hostname (total: 1)
>>>> 1 hinet.net
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Right now Toaster blocks at a SMTP level any connection that fails the
>>> RBL check defined by the servers in /var/qmail/control/blacklists. It
>>> will also dump the SMTP connection if any of the criteria are met in
>>> your CHKUSER options in /etc/tcprules.d/tcp.smtp.
>>> And no; you have the web page gui that shows some mail stats, but the
>>> logging has ALWAYS been clunky in Qmail itself. you can use some extra
>>> programs like qmail-analog, but even then they're crappy at best, IMHO.
>>> I guess you could write a script that would parse the log and count each
>>> type of entry. No one I know of has done so yet.
>>>
>> This is admittedly a weak spot in the toaster. Could be an issue with PHB
>> types. ;) It shouldn't be too difficult to write a script to produce such
>> a
>> thing though. Nice project for a school, I would think. Note, pflogsumm
>> appears to do a dual-pass of some kind, as totals are listed before the
>> detail.
>>
>
> May be just variables :-P and printing only in the end of all the process :-P
>
Not simply variables. They'd need to be arrays at least. :-P
>> Note, there are no log messages for SPF and/or domainkey rejections in the
>> toaster, so these stats would be impossible to track. BTW, this lack of
>> log
>> message can be very frustrating for new toaster admins. I'd sure like to
>> see
>> it fixed. Of course, if you don't check SPF or domainkeys, it's not an
>> issue. ;)
>>
>> --
>> -Eric 'shubes'
>>
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-Eric 'shubes'
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