You guys should take a look at Blackhole. Has Qmail-queue mode and
checking based on user and domain I believe. The HOW-TO has more info on it.
http://the.groovy.org/blackhole.shtml
Phil Wall
into further if no one else wants to
tackle it.
Regards,
Rick
- Original Message -
From: Andy BIERLAIR [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 2:42 AM
Subject: [vchkpw] Spamassassin per user (MySQL)
If there is no straightforward solution on that issue
First intersting thing would probably be the integration of .qmail files
from each user into mysql and maybe even .qmail-default
e.g.
~vpopmail/domain/postmaster/.qmail
~vpopmail/domain/any_user/.qmail
My primary objective is getting rid of all the flat files (except the
Maildir of course)
valias support in mysql will work. the current problem is that
qmailadmin does not support the valias mod for vpopmail. It only likes
.qmail files...
If you can write a webfront end that only writes to the mysql tables you
can get most of qmailadmins features - user creation/ mods (not deletes
I think there is a difference between
.qmail
.qmail-default
.qmail-aliasname
.qmail files are not supported in MySQL as far as I know.
It's only .qmail-aliasname that is supported (for aliases and
forwards)
-- see valias table in mysql
.qmail files are always located in a users directory.
I use
I combine Spamassassin with MySQL and it seems to work just fine on a
domain-wide installation. My .qmail-default (for domain-wide filtering)
looks like this:
/usr/local/bin/spamc -f -u $EXT@$HOST | /home/vpopmail/bin/vdelivermail
'' bounce-no-mailbox
This is OK, but I would like to have it
