Hello: I think i can be of help with this. I have used for some time magic-smtpd. This script used a bash script to validate users. I have extended this bash script to check for catchall, ezmlm , alias or mailboxes, and return true or false based on those checks. Later, when started to use the magnific spamdyke, the out of inodes issue forced me to find a way to clean greylist, and i used this check-user.sh script to recursively parse greylist directory and delete all invalid accounts.
So far it is working . I was thinking last week in a way to create a log report to the script so this report is generated and emailed to my account. If someone is interested in the script i can send it to the list. Please note that the script is only working on vpopmail installs. Regards Pablo 2008/4/9, Andrew Liles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Harald Hinz offered a script for blacklisting in December. > Others have also talked about offering scripts. > > I am thinking of putting some time into a script, I have two questions for > the community: > > 1. Spamdyke Community Script Library > Sam is obviously under considerable pressure to develop the main code line, > how about we create a SourceForge project to facilitate scripts from a > variety of people on a variety of topics? > > 2. Graylisting Cleanup Script > My own idea is not new and is one that people have asked for. I need to > know if there is interest for it and, from Sam, if you are otherwise going > to handle this in the core product. > > I use Graylisting and find it knocks out 90%+ of all spam. My concern is > the runaway growth of the "database" that underpins this. (The matter is > mentioned here: > http://www.spamdyke.org/documentation/FAQ.html#SUGGESTION5 > and is a recurrent theme on this list.) > > My contribution would be for a simple approach removes Graylist entries for > recipients that are known to be bogus. I propose a solution that is tuned > for a Vpopmail installation; I propose only dealing with domains that have > simple "qmail-default" rules like "delete" and "bounce" and not dealing with > complex cases with downstream recipient filters, e.g. domains operating > Mailman. Would others like this? > > My programming skills are in languages like Java, but I imagine that the > likely re-use of my script would want it in a generic Unix shell or perhaps > Perl implementation, am I right? > > Andrew. > _______________________________________________ > spamdyke-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.spamdyke.org/mailman/listinfo/spamdyke-users > > _______________________________________________ spamdyke-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.spamdyke.org/mailman/listinfo/spamdyke-users
