L. A. wrote:
Hi.
I need someone point me to right direction in my idea or just tell me what i am
doing wrong.
I have few qmt servers and server with my own rbl database based on rbldnsd.
All of qmt servers works as usual mailservers and relays for few trusted
networks.
By default, i add few blacklist (spamhaus, sorbs, my local blacklist) into
/var/qmail/control/blacklists
For relayed network i always add into tcp.smtp option: RBLSMTPD="" and all
works good.
But now i want that trusted relay network also was checked via blacklist, but
only my local, so i can have centralized block for spamming local user as
example.
I try add next options into my tcp.smtp:
RBLSMTPD="/usr/bin/rblsmtpd"
BLACKLIST="-r blacklist.mynetwork.net"
(same as in supervise/smtp/run)
Example of one of line:
192.168.:allow,RELAYCLIENT="",DKSIGN="/var/qmail/control/domainkeys/%/private",RBLSMTPD="/usr/bin/rblsmtpd",BLACKLIST="-r
blacklist.mynetwork.net",MAXCONNIP="1",DIEMSG="421 Service unavailable"
service qmail cdb
I suppose, that users from 192.168 network now must be checked via my blacklist
server: blacklist.mynetwork.net but it's works another way:
now all clients from network 192.168 checked in blacklists, but from lists that
was placed into /var/qmail/control/blacklists.
Is there any way to get behaviour that i want?
If you list your blacklist first and there is a match, then it will not
check the other blacklists.
To really do what you want, I believe you would have to have an empty
blacklists file, and then define the blacklists for each entry in your
tcp.smtp file.
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