On 2006-12-29, at 1418, Sim wrote:
I need this change for disable RBL check after Pop (using
pop-before-smtp function):
/* append the current ip address to the tmp file
* using the format
x.x.x.x:ALLOW,RELAYCLIENT=,RBLSMTPD=TABtimestamp
*/
- fprintf( fs_tmp_file,
here's a slightly better idea: have the code read a text file from
~vpopmail/etc/, or even better from an environment variable, which
contains the string you wish to use for each dynamically added IP
address... and if that file or variable doesn't exist, the entire
write out the IP address and
On 2006-12-28, at 0936, Joshua Megerman wrote:
OK, I did some more testing with a test cdb and tcprulescheck, and got
some interesting results:
I thought that the daemontools documentation stated that it takes the
first match it finds period, but I misunderstood it slightly. It
states
that
Hi!
I need this change for disable RBL check after Pop (using
pop-before-smtp function):
/* append the current ip address to the tmp file
* using the format x.x.x.x:ALLOW,RELAYCLIENT=,RBLSMTPD=TABtimestamp
*/
- fprintf( fs_tmp_file, %s:allow,RELAYCLIENT=\\,RBLSMTPD=\\\t%d\n,
+
Joshua Megerman wrote:
I just tested and that's not what actually happens - it takes the best
match. So there is one potential problem with this (though I consider it
minimal) - if you have a rule that doesn't include the 'RELAYCLINET='
and/or 'RBLSMTPD=', you may end up getting denied if
Joshua Megerman wrote:
I just tested and that's not what actually happens - it takes the best
match. So there is one potential problem with this (though I consider
it
minimal) - if you have a rule that doesn't include the 'RELAYCLINET='
and/or 'RBLSMTPD=', you may end up getting denied if
Tom Collins wrote:
On Dec 23, 2006, at 6:41 PM, Rick Widmer wrote:
snip - I'll address the ALTER statement separately
- Don't update the relay CDB for statically covered addresses.
(extended version.)
Do we have to worry about a race condition where I do my POP pickup and
the relay CDB
Tom Collins wrote:
On Dec 23, 2006, at 6:41 PM, Rick Widmer wrote:
- SQL backend fixes - Extend length of domain from 64 to 96 in all
database backends. Add delete_spamassassin and delete_spam to the
limits table. REQUIRES DATABASE STRUCTURE CHANGES!
Since MySQL is the most common
On Dec 23, 2006, at 6:41 PM, Rick Widmer wrote:
- SQL backend fixes - Extend length of domain from 64 to 96 in all
database backends. Add delete_spamassassin and delete_spam to the
limits table. REQUIRES DATABASE STRUCTURE CHANGES!
Since MySQL is the most common SQL backend, we should
Tom Collins wrote:
On Dec 23, 2006, at 6:41 PM, Rick Widmer wrote:
- SQL backend fixes - Extend length of domain from 64 to 96 in all
database backends. Add delete_spamassassin and delete_spam to the
limits table. REQUIRES DATABASE STRUCTURE CHANGES!
Since MySQL is the most common
I think the code for the next release is complete. From now on bug
fixes should be the only thing we do before release. I am going to look
at the documentation for a day or two before saying it is ready to release.
The last batch of patches are from Joshua Megerman:
- SQL backend fixes -
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