On Tuesday, August 5, 2003 at 16:13 (which was Tuesday, August 5, 2003 at 10:13 where I am) Shane Chrisp wrote:
> When you say you are having problems with qmailscanner, what > problems are you having? Using the default method of vpopmail's rebuilding of the tcpserver file, when a roaming user does POP3-before-SMTP, an entry with RELAYCLIENT="" gets added to the cdb (the actual source file isn't added but rather appended to the entries generated by vpopmail if I'm not mistaken). If the RELAYCLIENT variable is set, qmail-scanner will no longer pull the mail through SpamAssassin. An administrator may still want to have mails from relayclients processed by SpamAssassin, or have some other variables added for other purposes. Currently, the only way to do this is by changing the source so that the entry added to the cdb includes the additional variables that may be needed. This leads to a rather inflexible situation as there is then no way to separately define variables for one or the other. It would be nice if it were possible to create a second basefile for tcpserver which would be used by vpopmail to match the incoming IP of a roaming user against this file and then add an entry with the specified variables to the cdb or at least be able to specify a default line to be used for roaming users. -- Greetings, Maurice
