Interesting, yes, the spamassassin SNF4SA does seem to be able to use
snf-milter instead of snf-server.
On freebsd 9.3 with Sendmail, I did add the milter and restarted sendmail
and its seems to be playing okay.
Now I turned it on, I am not sure what the snf milter is doing.
Can you point me to some more documentation with details about what the
milter is doing?
From what I saw in the setup file it can Allow, Accept, Retry, Reject
I was think it might insert information in the header
Would be nice if the milter could be somehow be used to promote IP
addresses into a pf table
for the pf firewall to redirect with?
I would not be good at writing custom milters, but I'd be willing to
test some
things if someone would like to try.
------- relevant information in /usr/local/etc/snf-milter/SNFMilter.xml
----------
<!--
Actions:
Allow - Process the message, return SMFIS_CONTINUE*
Accept - White-list accept, return SMFIS_ACCEPT
Retry - Try again later, return SMFIS_TEMPFAIL*
Reject - Reject the message, return SMFIS_REJECT*
Discard - Discard the message, return SMFIS_DISCARD
Quarantine - Quarantine the message, Call
smfi_quarantine()
Valid Connect Actions: Allow, Accept, Retry, Reject
Valid Scan Actions: Allow, Accept, Retry, Reject,
Discard, Quarantine
-->
<connect>
<white action='Accept'/>
<caution action='Allow'/>
<black action='Allow'/>
<truncate action='Reject'/>
</connect>
<scan>
<result code='20' action='Discard'/>
<result code='40' action='Allow'/>
<result code='63' action='Quarantine'/>
<result code='1' action='Accept'/>
<nonzero action='Quarantine'/>
</scan>
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